But what would a landmark be without a good story? The creative naming competition produced bizarre suggestions such as "Langer Lulatsch". The name Florian, a tribute to the patron saint of firefighters and gardeners, ultimately prevailed - a fitting tribute to the green heart of Dortmund.
At a lofty height of 138 meters, the first rotating restaurant of its kind in Germany once rotated, further proof of the tower's pioneering architecture. Today, the Florian not only attracts technology and architecture enthusiasts, but is also an integral part of the Westfalenpark, a hotspot for relaxation and events in the middle of a lively metropolis. Between lovingly designed gardens, playgrounds and an exciting range of activities for young explorers and adventurers, the park offers surprising experiences even in a modern environment.
Whether it's a concert, a cultural event or a colorful fireworks display, the Westfalenpark with its Florian TV tower is both a playground and a place of retreat for generations. The combination of culture, nature and history makes this place an indispensable experience for visitors looking for new perspectives and inspiring insights beyond the ordinary.
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Admission to the Westfalenpark Single entry (pp from 6 years) 2,00 euros winter / 3,50 euros summer (from 18.00 p.m. 2,00 euros) Small group I (one adult + max. four underage children) 4,00 EUR 7,00 winter / EUR 6,00 summer small group II (two adults + max. four underage children) EUR 10,50 winter / EUR 6 summer ascent to the tower (all year round) single entry (pp from 3,00 years) 6,00, 9,00 euros Small group I (one adult + max. four underage children) XNUMX euros Small group II (two adults + max. four underage children) XNUMX euros