By plane
Dortmund airport DTM (http://www.flughafen-dort...) is home of several low-cost airlines easyJet, Wizzair, Air Berlin and serves mainly national and European travellers. There is no direct train or tram connection to the airport, but there are shuttle busses between the airport and Dortmund central station or Holzwickede Station.
From and to Central Station:
A non-stop shuttle-bus can be found opposite the main railway station. The journey lasts 25 - 30 min and costs â¬6.5 per passenger 6-14 children â¬2; younger children free. This bus service is not covered by a travelcard.via Aplerbeck
The 440 bus travels past Aplerbeck where passengers can change to the U-bahn U47 which will go to the Hbf via the major U-bahn hub, Stadtgarten. The journey is approximately 45min. Tickets cost 2.30 or a travelcard can be used. This service runs more frequently than the shuttle bus.From Holzwickede Station:
A bus service â¬3/passenger, runs regularly about every 15 minutes between 5AM and 11PM Trip to the terminal building takes approx. 5 minutes.By taxi:
currently costs around 25 Euros to the City Centre. Drivers operate on the meter, if they don't, get a different taxi !
By train
Dortmund's central station Dortmund Hauptbahnhof is the junction of many railway lines in Germany.
Deutsche Bahn (http://www.db.de/site/bah...)
By bus
The bus station is right next to the train station. Several times per week is a direct Eurolines bus to Neum, BiH at the Adriatic Sea. There is also a direct bus to Tuzla (http://www.salinea.net/re...)
By car
Dortmund can be reached using the motorway Autobahn A1, A2, A40, A42, A44 and A45, as well as the BundesstraÃen B1, B54 and B236