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Dresden is one of Germany's most attractive cities and it is a popular stop on the railway and Autobahn between Western Europe and Prague. The city is located on the west of the border between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic, about 205 km or 128 miles south of Berlin.
The name "Dresden" tends to evoke three images of newcomers to the city:
Baroque architecture, thanks to the taste of the Wettin dynasty in terms of culture and unrestricted spending, especially in the 17th and 18th centuries;
Porcelain, which was an obsession of Augustus the Strong, Elector of Sachsen, who founded Europe's first white porcelain factory in Dresden in 1710;
The bombing of Dresden during World War II, which killed about 25,000 to 50,000 people and left many cities devastated.
Today, the porcelain factory is no longer in the city center (Augustus moved it to a nearby Meissen castle), and a few citizens of Dresden were old enough to remember the 1945 bombing raids. However, most of the city's great Baroque architecture remains, thanks to reconstruction efforts during the Soviet occupation, the GDR era, and especially since the unification of Germany in 1990.
Dresden is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. As a reward, Dresden is a convenient gateway to "Swiss Saxon", porcelain town of Meissen, Erzegebirge or "Ore Mountains", Saxon Wine Road, a large number of steam railway museums and road museums. iron Saxon, and nearby cities like Chemnitz and Leipzig. This is a great place to visit, and I recommend spending a few days in Dresden - or even longer, if you have the time.
Sightseeing
The English City Guide City Map of Dresden Travel will show you the right direction when you are ready to explore Altstadt. Its proposed walking tour starts at City Hall, or City Hall, where you can see a model of the city in the atria. Next, head to Kreuzkirche, where the viewing platform of the tower is worth climbing easily.
Just outside Kreuzkirche and Altmarkt is Kulturpalast, built in 1969 and is the home of the Dresden Symphony Orchestra.
Not far away, along the Wilsdruffer Strasse (a modern street from the GDR era) is Landhaus, the home of the Saxony parliament in the 18th Century and now the Dresden City Museum.
To the east is Neumarkt, where you will find Frauenkirche, a massive domed church built as a rival of Luther with St. Peter's Church in the early 1700s. (You can visit the dome and the base its view if you are not afraid of narrow stairs, steep ramps and dizzy views.)
Also nearby is Brühlsche Terrasse, a former stronghold with fascinating views that you can reach through a few steps. Kunstakademie or the Academy of Art is located here; Look for its special glass dome with a golden angel on top.
The new synagogue was built to replace the old synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938 under the Nazi regime. It opened in 2001 and incorporates debris from its predecessor.
Dresden is most famous for its Baroque architecture, but Stallhof makes it clear that the Renaissance is not an era for sneezing - even in the city of strong August. 16th Century Building, with an Italian-style entertainment complex, built for elegant tournaments.
The Fürstenzug, or Procession of Princes, is a 20th Century Beyond the Stallhof's. It shows all of Sachsen's rulers from 1123 to 1904 on a Meissen brick mural of 102 meters or 335 feet in length. (The current Fürstenzug dates back to 1907; it replaces a painted version from 1876 that began to chipped after a few decades.)
Formerly the Mosque or Court Court (now the Cathedral), Residenz-Schloss (a rebuilt royal palace, now the home of several museums) and Schinkelwache (a building Greek Renaissance, the ticketing place of the nearby Semper Theater) is an essential stop on any walking tour of Altstadt.
The Zwinger (the most famous building of the city of Dresden, where the porcelain Collection members and 10 other museums) is also a "must see". Don't miss Glockenspiel, a carillon with 40 Meissen porcelain bells that survived World War II bombing raids.
Dresden also has a building that almost always confuses visitors: Yenidze looks like a mosque but is actually a cigarette factory (built from 1907-1909) designed to evoke the vote the atmosphere - architecturally and culturally, if not literally - of Turkey's Yenidze Tobacco Plantation Area. Today, it is an office building with a 360 ° panoramic restaurant.
Venture outside the city center, and you'll find examples of 19th-century architecture (especially across the river in Dresden-Neustadt district) and modern buildings from the GDR and since the unification of Germany.
If you have time, drive or - better yet - take the tram and ferry or bus to Schloss & Park Pillnitz, the summer residence of the Wettin dynasty, located on the other side of Elbe on the eastern edge of the city.
For more advice on what to see in Dresden, visit the Tour of the tourist office on the pages of Dresden.
Tourism and excursions
The Dresden travel office can help you book local tours. Another possibility is the "hop on, hop off" double-decker bus, which comes in two flavors: red or two-tone buses, with slightly different itineraries. If you don't read German, use Google Translate to compare tours (or, better yet, discuss your options at the travel office.)
If the bus is out of reach for you, you can bike with friends or strangers on a conference tour, drive a classic Trabant car in the Trabi Safari fleet or order an English book. " In the Footsteps of Kurt Vonnegut - Sl daughterhouse 5 Tour "with Nightwalk - Dresden.
In nice weather, don't miss the opportunity to ride the train on Elbe by steamboat. (Some boats provide scheduled service to Meissen, where porcelain factory tours are available; you can also get to Meissen by suburban S-Bahn.)
Finally, Volkswagen's "Transparent Factory" is a remarkable marriage of architecture and industry, where VW Phaetons' luxury cars are assembled by small groups of technicians in a home. spotless machine like a modern art museum with cars. (Fun fact: Phaeton parts are shipped to the factory by specially designed electric tram, using Dresden's public tram tracks.)
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