Champions League: Borussia Dortmund V Chelsea - Ticket, Hotel & Flights

The ancient city of Dortmund spreads out in a picturesque valley, a territory famous for medieval architecture, beer, and brilliant football. Medieval buildings, beautiful parks and modern buildings combine to create a truly fascinating tourist destination - but where to begin? For the best views head to Westfalenpark and climb the observation deck of Florianturm TV Tower, which hosts a rotating restaurant and two observation platforms at the 130m mark. Afterwards, explore the park itself - arguably one of the most beautiful parks in Germany - which is famous for its stunning collection of roses and themed gardens, including the sloped Asian garden which is crowned with a Chinese house. Explore the cultural charm of Dortmund at one of the many museums, including the German Football Museum. As the homeland of the renowned football club Borussia Dortmund, it's no surprise to find a museum dedicated to the sport - and this huge modern building features displays on world championships, historical exhibits, women's football, and football glory. Finish your day with a locally-brewed beer and traditional German pork sausages, and you're sure to agree you've scored a winning break.