Dein-dresden.de Website Review

The Protestant-Lutheran Frauenkirche on the Neumarkt is probably the most famous attraction in Dresden and is known far beyond Germany's borders. You should have visited in any case, if you are staying in the Saxon capital. Also a tower climb is worthwhile. From here you can enjoy a wonderful view over the city and with good visibility you can see all the way to the Saxon Switzerland. The Frauenkirche can look back on a millennial, eventful history. Destroyed during the Second World War, it now shines in new splendor and captivates visitors. Also in the surroundings of Dresden there are a lot of beautiful places to discover. Worth a visit are, among others, the many wineries around Radebeul such. the castle Wackerbarth and the winery Hoflössnitz. Especially in the time of the vintage is a visit to one of the many ostrich fa*ms definitely recommended. Another visitor magnet is the castle Moritzburg near Dresden, the original location of the fairy tale Three hazelnuts for Cinderella. But also the Albrechtsburg and the porcelain manufactory in Meissen and much more, invite you to explore. In Dresden, the visitor is spoiled for choice. Many famous, but also lesser-known museums in Dresden invite you to discover. Undoubtedly, Dresden's Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, including the Historische Grüne Gewölbe, the Neue Grüne Gewölbe and the Gemäldegalierie Alte Meister, and the Hygienemuseum, are among the most well-known and most important museums in the world. But even with children, a museum visit can be fun. Among other things, the Transport Museum enjoys great popularity with children. No idea what to do in Dresden? Then you are exactly right here! Here are many tips on what you can see and experience in Dresden and the surrounding area. In addition to the clas*ic sights of Dresden's Old Town such as the world famous