Best places: Tourist Attractions in Pirna, Germany

Sprawling reserve with hiking & biking trails, plus climbing areas, waterfalls & tram service.

👍👍 A magnificent point! If you are fit enough, then you must visit here. The road to here is tough, and even more tough when you reach here. But the view is amazing. If the weather is good, you can enjoy the view and the breeze, and then prepare for your way to go down.

Baroque church reconsecrated in 2005 after being destroyed in World War II, with guided tours.

👍👍 Fantastic experience. Awesome view of hills and valleys on either side. There are food joints and washroom facility. If you are not a trekking guy, you will still enjoy the place as it's all well connected and doesn't require any effort to hike. You will enjoy as a tourist. If you are not a History...

Originally built in 1841, this hall was rebuilt by the original architect after a fire in 1869.

Serene nature preserve featuring a looped hiking trail through a wooded area & scenic views.

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

👍👍 Wonderful view followed by exciting climbing. The peak is quite big and you can spend there a lot of time having fun in the rocks there.

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

👍👍 Simply magnificent!

Area of soaring sandstone rock pillars, crevices & caves, accessed by a short forested walk.

👍👍 Pretty easy to visit from Dresden via S2 train and 237 bus, change is made in Prina. Very impressive combination of nature and human art.

👍👍 Wir hatten zum Geburtstag einen Wertgutschein geschenkt bekommen und diesen nun endlich einlösen können. Wir haben die Mini-Klassik Tour mit dem Segway durch Dresden gebucht und waren begeistert. Wir waren Segway-Neulinge und haben festgestellt, daß es richtig Spaß macht damit unterwegs zu sein. Auc...

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

Imposing fortification museum with over 400 years of history and more than 50 separate buildings.

Baroque palace surrounded by a lake, with a vast trophy collection, porcelain rooms & parkland.

Large, picturesque garden in the middle of Dresden, featuring baroque sculptures & a summer palace.

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.

Brick gasometer with a massive 360° panoramic painting of the city of Dresden as it was in 1756.