Münster District

Old Harbour Master's Office Dortmund

Discover

Places to see

Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Münster District

Ruhr Region

Old Harbour Master's Office Dortmund

Highlight • Monument

Old Harbour Master's Office Dortmund

Road cycling

4.7

(162)

Mountain biking

4.9

(75)

Hiking

5.0

(63)

Cycling

5.0

(24)

Gravel riding

5.0

(8)

Save Share

Location: Ruhr Region, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Tips

June 12, 2017

Road cycling

The architecture of the Old Port Authority building is characterized by Low German architectural styles, inspired by 17th-century Dutch construction. With this building, the architect symbolized Dortmund's connection to the North Sea coast. As such, the Old Port Authority is one of Dortmund's must-see landmarks. Its architectural details make it a popular subject for photographs – and not just for weddings. Indeed, couples can get married in this iconic building, in the wedding room on the third floor, which can accommodate up to 14 people.

Translated by

•

Michael

June 12, 2017

Hiking

The architecture of the Old Port Authority building is characterized by Low German architectural styles, inspired by 17th-century Dutch construction. With this building, the architect symbolized Dortmund's connection to the North Sea coast. As such, the Old Port Authority is one of Dortmund's must-see landmarks. Its architectural details make it a popular subject for photographs – though not for weddings. Weddings can be held in this iconic building, in the ceremony room on the third floor, which can accommodate a maximum of 14 people.

Translated by

•

Michael

June 12, 2017

Mountain biking

The architecture of the Old Port Authority building is characterized by Low German architectural styles, inspired by 17th-century Dutch construction. With this building, the architect symbolized Dortmund's connection to the North Sea coast. As such, the Old Port Authority is one of Dortmund's must-see landmarks. Its architectural details make it a popular subject for photographs – though not for weddings. Weddings can be held in this iconic building, in the ceremony room on the third floor, which can accommodate a maximum of 14 people.

Translated by

•