Best places: Historical landmarks in Dresden, Germany

Art museum comprising 23 rooms of old masters including works by Raphael, Correggio & Vermeer.

This long, dramatic mural made of porcelain tiles depicts Saxon rulers throughout the ages.

Baroque building with a garden, porcelain collection & exhibits on historic scientific instruments.

Renaissance terrace nicknamed the "balcony of Europe", running along the river with sweeping views.

Palace state art collection venue rebuilt after wartime bombings with an iconic domed courtyard.

Museum showcasing cabinet pieces by Dresden court jeweler Dinglinger & other precious objects.

Baroque gardens around a 17th century renaissance villa for arts events, plus a mini steam railway.

18th century Baroque gateway topped with an ornate crown marking the entrance to a palace complex.

👍👍 Kind of funny, this train. And you can see the whole park.

Long 16th-century courtyard used for games & tournaments, now known for its Christmas markets.

Famed statue covered in gold leaf of King August II dressed as a Roman Caesar & riding a horse.

Art museum in a grand 19th-century building with New Masters & contemporary works, plus sculptures.

Cobbled square with 18th-century origins, overlooked by a cathedral & palace restored after WWII.

👍👍 Dresden is beautiful

👍👍 Very nice location in late evening, since there aren't many people at that time of the day. Castle is great and the greenery makes a nice frame for it. There is a Biergarten where you can grab a bier. Totally recommend it.

👍👍 Beautiful historical and architectural heritage!

👍 Actually a very good idea with the mobile house, but unfortunately everything was very full.

👍👍 The Hausmannsturm is a tower in the old town of Dresden and the oldest surviving part of the Dresden castle complex. There's not much to see in the tower. The tower has a clock and inside the tower, you can see the mechanisms of the clock, which is actually quite fascinating. The height of the tower...

👍👍 A tower with a nice panoramic view of the city Dresden which is located in the south of the city About 156 stairs to reach the top It was free entry but also possibility to donate if you like There were also some historic information about the building inside the tower The staircase is new but a par...

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