He believed that his first and fundamental mission in philosophy was to ground science and then to defend the rationality of morality and religion. In order to realize this aim, he developed his own epistemological idealism, known as transcendental epistemological idealism, by taking the elements he deems important from both Descartes' rationalism and Hume's empiricism. He made a distinction between phenomenal reality, that is, the world we experience through the senses, and noumenal reality, that is, the non-sensuous and unknowable world.

After 259 steps you are rewarded with an a mazing view of the Dresen. The view is extra magical during the Xmas season when you get an overview of the Christmas market. I would recommend visiting after sunset if you plan to see the xmas market. The steps are relatively easy but the higher you go the narrower the staircase gets so might not be for those who are claustrophobic.

The Panometer is an impressive exhibition set in a location which is a little bit far away from Dresden centre but easily accesible by tram and with an ample parking place. You might find there either the Baroque or the World War II exhibition. The exhibition is introduced with different paintings and pictures that provide information about the topic before you visit the Panometer itself. The audio guide provides good information (you can either pick it up there or.hear it in your mobile devices by downloading it from the website). The Panometer itself is quite impressive with a 360 view and a lot of detail. I had the chance of seeing the Baroque and the display of lights, which changed showing different seasons and day/night was quite impressive. All seen from 15 m above the ground. Definitely a good place to visit if you are in Dresden.

I really liked it. The historical introduction is well prepared with the audioguide. The view itself is great (best from top level) mind you it's not wheel chair friendly as there are steps only to the top. The price is on the expensive side for what you get. In a perfect world they would utilize the second gasometer to give you both views at the same time- at the moment they rotate between Baroque Dresden and WWII Dresden

Wow! If you are in Dresden this should be the first to visit. The effect is amazing: photo and music both are fantastic. The only problem: they have special show of bombing of Dresden but it is impossible to find out when. I couldnt find it on the net. Why dont they make it public for people who want to see this???

(Translated by Google) A wonderful exhibition ... it is really worth seeing. (Original) Eine wunderschöne Ausstellung...es lohnt sich wirklich das mal Gesehen zu haben.

I have never experienced anything like this before. The panorama is absolutely amazing. With each layer you climb you notice more and more detail. Don't forget to rent binoculars from the ticket desk.

When you but the tickets online, you should see that the activity is for Saxony age. That it's good. But in the webpage, you see the 1945 attack to the city, and is confusing. Because that expo will be in 2023. If you want to see this, you'ld wait.

Love the history ther and it makes me sad to see it destroyed but the ppl worked hard to bring ther city back to life that's the best part and that's why I like and visited Germany! Great ppl and great land!!!!!

Top attraction to visit in Dresden, it's absolutely worth it.

I'd say it was much smaller than I expected, but still quite an experience and very much worth visiting. There's some interesting architecture around.

An unusual exhibition in a unique location - for those interested in how Dresden's architecture and spirit have been shaped throughout history, "Baroque" is definitely worth a visit. However, to enjoy the exhibition, you must be prepared to read the text on the walls/stands (or take an audio guide, as mentioned in other reviews?), otherwise it will be difficult to get much out of it.

(Translated by Google) We came here on Saturday because of the heat. "Dresden in 1945" is currently shown. Accessibility is absolutely great, with the S-Bahn to Dresden-Reick, a 10-15 minute walk and you're there. In terms of price, I find it absolutely reasonable and it's pleasantly cool. Due to Corona, disinfectants were available and a distance of 2 meters was required, which can be easily done in the large exhibition. In addition to the panorama picture, you can read an overview of the historical background on several signs. In addition, several individual fates were described, so that one gets a pretty good impression of how terrible the situation was at that time. Overall, however, the panorama image would have been enough to impressively convey, especially to the young generation, that something like this should never happen again. I strongly recommend going up the observation tower. At the top you can then take the bomber pilot's point of view. Absolutely scary. Overall, the exhibition gets my absolute recommendation. A small note: the writing on the signs should definitely be a bit larger, it is hardly recognizable for the visually impaired and there is no trace of Braille for the blind. An additional spot on the signs would also be very helpful, because if the scene is shown at night and the whole hall is darkened, you can no longer see any writing at all. Epileptics should be careful - some flashes are used (to illustrate the bomb explosions more clearly.) (Original) Wegen der Hitze sind wir Samstag hier gewesen. Aktuell wird "Dresden im Jahr 1945" dargestellt. Die Erreichbarkeit ist absolut top, mit der S-Bahn bis Dresden-Reick, ein Fußmarsch von 10 - 15 min und man ist da. Preislich finde ich es absolut angemessen und es ist angenehm kühl. Wegen Corona stand Desinfektionsmittel zur Verfügung und ein 2-Meter-Abstand war gefordert, was in der großen Ausstellung problemlos machbar ist. Neben dem Panoramabild kann man sich an mehreren Schildern einen Überblick über die geschichtlichen Hintergründe anlesen. Außerdem wurden mehrere Einzelschicksale geschildert, sodass man einen ziemlich guten Eindruck davon gewinnt, wie furchtbar die Situation damals war. Insgesamt hätte aber auch schon das Panoramabild genügt um gerade der jungen Generation eindrucksvoll zu vermitteln, dass so etwas nie wieder passieren darf. Ich empfehle dringend den Aufstieg auf den Aussichtsturm. Ganz oben kann man dann die Sichtweise des Piloten der Bomber einnehmen. Absolut schaurig. Insgesamt bekommt die Ausstellung meine absolute Empfehlung. Kleine Anmerkung: die Schrift auf den Schildern sollte definitiv etwas größer sein, für sehbehinderte Menschen ist es kaum zu erkennen und von Brailleschrift für Blinde ist auch keine Spur. Außerdem wäre ein zusätzlicher Spot an den Schildern sehr hilfreich, denn wenn die Szene bei Nacht gezeigt wird und die ganze Halle verdunkelt ist, sieht man überhaupt keine Schrift mehr. Epileptiker sollten vorsichtig sein - es wird zum Teil mit Blitzlicht gearbeitet (um die Explosionen der Bomben anschaulicher darzustellen.)

Impressive views of the historic city & good alternative to the normal sightseeing spots! Bit expensive though…

It was incredible to see that type of art ,i can't express my experience in word it's wonderful, elegant beyond the imagination. Everyone should be watche it if you are planning to explore dresden must go there .

A bit out city center.. but easy to reach with tram 1 and 2. Certainly to visit.

One of THE best experiences and my favourite in Dresden. The effort to build this place from the ground up and the sheer amount of talent to draw up the Panorama of this beautiful historical city 👌🏻

Really interesting and well made! I recommend visiting the city first so you recognize some buildings when you see the exhibition.

Breathtaking scale of the art. There's so much attention to detail. I went when there was the baroque scene. I hope to get to see the 1945 scene soon. It will definitely be a sight!

Technically impressive and deeply moving display. Worth getting a good look from every level of the tower - it's surprising how much the view changes.

Well Done, an impressive experience when time stands still for a moment and thoughts go on travelling into backwards history! One shouldn't miss it!

If you want to experience what Dresden looked like close to reality, then the Panometer is what I highly recommend. Other than historical articles on display, the 3 dimensional panoramic view of historic Dresden in the past with its sights and sounds would definitely be a treat. We were wowed by the awesome detail that the photographer and artists took to create this grand display. I highly recommend this a MUST visit 👍👍👍👌👌👌🙂🙂🙂

Very good! We really enjoyed the experience. It’s depressing but something we must be aware of to prevent history for repeating itself. Overall we recommend!

(Translated by Google) Should not be missed! (Original) Sollte man sich nicht entgehen lassen!

(Translated by Google) Great only to be recommended (Original) Super nur zu empfehlen

I think this is a one-of-a-kind experience that can not be found anywhere else. I liked how detailed the art was and I was really transferred back in time for a little while. The panorama that I saw was Dresden at the time of Augustus the Strong. It helped that this is off the beaten track so it's not visited as much by tourists.

(Translated by Google) Visited Dresden in 1945. Very impressive exhibition. This should NEVER happen again. (Original) Habe Dresden 1945 angesehen. Sehr beeindruckende Ausstellung. So etwas darf NIE wieder passieren.

(Translated by Google) We recommend (Original) Sehr zu empfehlen

(Translated by Google) It's worth it (Original) 👍lohnt sich

(Translated by Google) It's a very emotional place. You don't want to experience something like that anymore. (Original) Es ist ein sehr emotionaler Ort. So etwas möchte man nicht mehr erleben.

(Translated by Google) Impressive but also depressing (Original) Beeindruckend aber auch bedrückend

(Translated by Google) Interesting depiction of the air raids on Dresden in World War II. It is annoying that most of the visitors walk around with their cell phones to their ears and loudly. (Original) Interessante Darstellung der Luftangriffe auf Dresden im zweiten Weltkrieg. Nervig ist das die meisten Besucher mit Handy am Ohr und laut gestellt umher laufen.

A place to visit to learn about Dresden. That panoramic view is surely an impressive perspective art!

This is definitely worth visiting. The panorama is so huge it's hard to believe. I regret not coming here sooner!

The publicity for this site is confusing. Two displays are mentioned - 1945 and the Baroque period - but there is no indication of what you get. In 2022 you only get the Baroque display. You will need to wait until 2023 to get the 1945 display. This is not clear on the website or the Facebook page. It doesn't help when they refuse to answer the phone.

I enjoyed the panometer in Berlin, so was surprised to find this one felt not worth the time and inconvenience. Audioguide worthwhile for preparing you for panometer but little use once you're there.

We went to see the Dresden im Barock Panorama and it was one of the best panoramas I've seen so far; there was a descriptive exhibition before you stepped into the panorama, so you understood more about the setting and society during that point in time. As the other panoramas by Assisi, it has been creates with intricate details and care. We spent a whole lot of time there to take everything in. Definitely worth a visit when in Dresden, even though it is a little drive from the city center.

I cannot comprehend how people find this "amazing" when its LIETERALLY just ONE 360 IMAGE. Thats all. Edit for the given Answer: You can always improve it by making it a video loop, adding more 360 pictures, adding 3D glasses, etc. Most likely i was not the target audience, but you can always improve and grab more customers by expanding your proposal.

The 360 degree view of the city is very interesting with tons of details that if you aren’t paying attention you might miss. Even during the transitions between day and night you get to see some details that were otherwise hidden. At the end there was a small exhibition that shows what was left of the city after the bombing at the end of WW2. It’s amazing to see how most of it was destroyed and then rebuilt in the following decades.

It's small, short and ok. There is a huge piece of wall artwork that is simply breathtaking. For the long trip as a Dresdener not really worth it but just to experience on the way is ok.

The “art” leading to the panorama was lame and fake, but the real treat is through the doors. It took about 5 minutes for my mind to be tricked into thinking it was really 3d. The transition from day to night with the little events was wonderful.

(Translated by Google) We went into the panometer with friends by chance, because it was raining and were very impressed with what we saw. We, one might say, found ourselves on the observation deck of different eras. The panorama of what appeared before us is simply amazing. Everything is so real that as if you are in the thick of things, you hear the cries of people, explosions, birdsong. The music further emphasizes the drama of what is happening around. Looking at all this, one wonders how much grief, tears and suffering the war brings. And how much effort it took to restore the city of Dresden from the ashes. Unfortunately, people have not learned from past examples. And wars continue on earth. But I learned from the Bible that God will soon create a truly peaceful and safe environment on earth. It says: "They will forge their swords into plowshares and spears into garden knives. The people will not raise a sword against the people, and will no longer learn to fight. Each of them will sit under his vine and under his figs, and no one will be theirs. frighten "(Micah 4: 3,4) In the meantime, your museum serves as a reminder of how wars affect our lives. And how important it is to create, not destroy. (Original) Зашли в панометр с друзьями случайно, потому что был дождь и были очень впечатлены тем, что мы увидели. Мы, можно сказать, оказались на смотровой площадке разных эпох. Панорама того, что предстало перед нами просто поражает. Настолько все реально, что будто находишься в гуще событий, слышишь крики людей, взрывы, пение птиц. Музыка ещё больше подчеркивает драматичность происходящего вокруг. Глядя на все это, задумываешься над тем, сколько горя, слез и страданий приносит война. И сколько нужно было усилий, чтобы восстановить город Дрезден из пепла. К сожалению, люди не извлекли уроки из примеров прошлого. И на земле продолжаются войны. Но из Библии я узнала,что в скором времени Бог создаст по-настоящему мирные и безопасные условия на земле. В ней написано: "Они перекуют свои мечи на лемеха и копья на садовые ножи. Народ не поднимет меча на народ, и не будут больше учиться воевать. Каждый из них будет сидеть под своей виноградной лозой и под своим инжиром, и никто не будет их устрашать" (Михей 4:3,4) А пока ваш музей служит напоминанием того, как войны влияют на нашу жизнь. И как важно созидать,а не разрушать.

Worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place steeped in history. --------------- The depiction of the state of Dresden after the bombing in 1945 is very multi-faceted. Plus, this place is thought-provoking and definitely worth a visit. (Original) Ein sehr interessanter und geschichtsträchtiger Ort. --------------- Die Darstellung des Zustandes Dresdens nach der Zerbombung 1945 ist sehr facettenreich dargestellt. Außerdem regt dieser Ort zum Nachdenken an und ist für einen Besuch definitiv zu empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful there, but the pictures are also very sad (Original) Es ist wunderschön dort, aber auch sehr traurig sind die Bilder

(Translated by Google) A very nice exhibition (Original) Eine sehr schöne Ausstellung

(Translated by Google) An amazing experience .... Highly interesting and yet very depressing depiction of the destroyed city of Dresden .... Unimaginable how it must have been back then .. (Original) Ein wahnsinniges Erlebnis .... Hoch interessant und doch sehr bedrückende Darstellung von der zerstörten Stadt Dresden.... Unvorstellbar wie es damals gewesen sein muss..

(Translated by Google) Satisfied (Original) Zufrieden

(Translated by Google) Unique experience, will always stay with me. Highly recommended to visit with the family. (Original) Unieke ervaring, zal me altijd bijblijven. Een aanrader om met de familie te bezoeken.

(Translated by Google) Changing exhibition (Dresden Baroque period and 1945). We were in 1945, the exhibition was good, but sometimes a bit dark, so that some things were difficult to see. A small cafe with cakes and snacks can be found at the end of the exhibition. (Original) Wechselnde Ausstellung (Dresden Barockzeit und 1945). Wir waren in 1945, die Ausstellung war gut, teilweise aber etwas dunkel, sodass man manches nur schlecht erkennen konnte. Ein kleines Cafe mit Kuchen und Snacks ist am Ende der Ausstellung zu finden.

(Translated by Google) You should have seen it. A visit is always worthwhile. (Original) Muss man gesehen haben. Ein Besuch lohnt sich immer.

(Translated by Google) a beautiful and large overview of the ruins of Dresden in canvas and the destruction during the war, impressive (Original) un bel et grand aperçu des ruines de Dresden en toile et de la destruction pendant la guerre, impressionnant

(Translated by Google) I visited Dresden in 1945. It was impressive and very moving. In the 360 ​​degree representation it is breathtaking and stimulates thought. Definitely a place that you have to see when you are in Dresden. (Original) Ich habe mir Dresden 1945 angesehen. Es war beeindruckend und sehr ergreifend. In der 360 Grad Darstellung ist es atemberaubend und regt zum Nachdenken an. Auf jeden Fall ein Ort, den man sich anschauen muss, wenn man in Dresden ist.

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Truly moving, highly recommend taking the time to visit this site when in Dresdon, the photos dont do it justice.

Amazing art. Went there when the doors opened so we avoided the crowd. Would recommend.

It's most jaw dropping and exquisite exhibition. You get to know the truth and awesome turn around Dresden's people did to built up the city literally from the ashes. The panarmoic view is awesome and you get the actual feel of the burning city after moral bombing.

Great museum about dresden! Friendly staff, quite big car parking spaces. Just I think bit expensive.

(Translated by Google) Very impressive exhibition that makes you thoughtful ..... (Original) Sehr beeindruckende Ausstellung, die nachdenklich macht.....

(Translated by Google) Were there on the subject of Dresden 1945. Stay about 1.5 hours. Great exhibition, impressive 360 ​​degree panorama. I had no inkling of the extent of the destruction of the city. (Original) Waren zum Thema Dresden 1945 dort. Aufenthalt circa 1,5h. Klasse Ausstellung, beeindruckendes 360 Grad Panorama. Habe zuvor nicht im Entferntesten geahnt, welche Ausmaße die Zerstörung der Stadt angenommen hatte.

(Translated by Google) Brilliant show. Thanks for that. (Original) Geniale Schau. Danke dafür.

Impressive experience about the devastating and cruel bombing of Dresden in February 1945. The exhibition takes you back in time and let you feel how it was to be there at that time by emotional stories of victims and a huge panorama picture accompanied by a good soundsystem. In the end you can see interviews of citizens looking back at that surrealistic time in their life which is very inspiring to hear.

(Translated by Google) Dresden 1945 ... well worth seeing! Absolute recommendation. (Original) Dresden 1945 ... sehr sehenswert! Absolute Empfehlung.

(Translated by Google) Great installation, very impressive. (Original) Tolle Installation, sehr beeindruckend.

(Translated by Google) Very impressive !!! Should have seen everyone who wants to know our story. (Original) Sehr beeindruckend !!! Sollte jeder gesehen haben, der unsere Geschichte kennen möchte.

(Translated by Google) Very impressive, also makes you think. Definitely recommendable! (Original) Sehr beeindruckend, macht auch sehr nachdenklich. Auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert!

(Translated by Google) An absolute must for anyone who wants to understand history. (Original) Ein absolutes Muss für jeden der Geschichte verstehen will.

(Translated by Google) Great museum where you can experience the history of old Dresden before the bombing or after the bombing. The panorama is simply terrific and you should also have time to really experience everything. Otherwise it is also worth exploring the area and taking in the flair of the old days. (Original) Tolles Museum wo man die Geschichte des alten Dresdens vor der Bombardierung beziehungsweise nach der Bombardierung erleben kann. Das Panorama ist einfach grandios und auch sonst sollte man Zeit mitbringen um alles wirklich erleben zu können. Ansonsten lohnt sich auch einmal die Umgebung zu erkunden und dort den Flair der alten Zeit mal aufzunehmen.

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition in the old gasometer (Original) Interessante Ausstellung in dem alten Gasometer

(Translated by Google) always impressive. Take your time and get involved. Audio guide is recommended. (Original) immer wieder beeidruckend. nehmt euch Zeit und lasst euch drauf ein. Audio Guide ist zu empfohlen.

(Translated by Google) It was great all around (Original) Es war super rundum

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Sehr interessant

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Toll

(Translated by Google) Very emotional (Original) Sehr emotional

(Translated by Google) It's just a good thing we didn't live in that time (Original) Bloß gut das wir nicht in dieser Zeit gelebt haben