Best Things To Do in Dresden, Germany

Tourist Attractions in Dresden

Here is the list of things to do in Dresden and tourist attractions in city.

1. Frauenkirche

   4.8 (4264 Votes)
   

   Art Gallery, Church, Religious Site, Battlefield

   What was a pile of rubble for almost half a century is now one of the most beautiful sights to see in the city of Dresden, namely the Frauenkirche. With its enormous dome, beautiful Baroque architecture and the 360 degree of the city that it provides, this Church is one of the highlights of the city. It’s also quite the attraction for lovers of art and architecture as well as history buf...Read more

2. Zwinger Palace

   

   Art Museum, Art Gallery, Museum, Military Museum

   The Zwinger is a Baroque styled beauty that looks like it belongs in a gothic fairy tale. This stunning palace is one of Dresden’s most famous landmarks. Its name refers to its previous location between olden time city fortifications, as it used to be in front of a defensive wall that was built around the city. The courtyard of the Zwinger were actually used as an orangery and garden and...Read more

3. Schloss Und Grunes Gewolbe

   4.7 (3437 Votes)
   

   Art And Culture, Art Gallery, Museum, History Museum

   With a collection of treasure that would put Uncle Scrooge to shame, the Schloss und Grunes Gewolbe is one of the most magnificent sights to see in Europe. It’s known as one of the richest treasure chambers in the continent and the collection is so diverse and abundant that one would get confused at what to look at first. It is located on the first and second floors of the Dresden Castle...Read more

4. Procession Of Princes

   

   Art And Culture, Outdoors, Landmark, Educational Site

   The Procession of Princes, also known as Furstenzug, is a mural painted in tribute to the ex ruling family of Saxony, the Wettin Dynasty. The mural was painted on a wall that stretches on for 102 meters along the Augustusstrasse between the Frauenkirche and the Hofkirche. The painting depicts 93 people, including 35 noblemen, Margaves, Electors, Dukes and Kings, some on horseback and some on f...Read more

5. Pillnitz Castle And Park

   4.5 (1217 Votes)
   

   Art Museum, Museum, History Museum, Outdoors

   Imagine being surrounded by a lush, green lawn as you sit under a clear blue sky. The sounds of the nearby river soothing your mind as you view pretty, quaint castles far away against the skyline. This is what you’ll find if you venture out to the Pillnitz Castle and Park.  The former royal estate is actually in the outskirts of Dresden but no fear as you can reach this idyllic litt...Read more

6. Katholische Hofkirch Dresden

   4.7 (1319 Votes)
   

   Art Gallery, Church, Religious Site, Landmark

   The Roman Catholic Church of Dresden goes by many names. ‘Kathedrale Ss. Trinitatis ‘, ‘Cathedral of the Holy Trinity’, ‘Catholic Church of the Royal Court of Saxony’ or ‘Katholische Hofkirch’, no matter what name you choose to call it, this church is a must see when visiting Dresden. It is home to a famous pulpit made out of stone, an organ over...Read more

7. Transport Museum Dresden

   4.5 (1016 Votes)
   

   Museum, History Museum, Educational Site, Arts And Crafts

   Whether you like traveling by air, land or sea, you will love the Transport Museum in Dresden. Unique and engaging, the museum is home to a huge collection of models and displays. Opened in 1956 in the, it is situated in the Johanneum in the Neumarkt. The floor plan extends out to 500 square meters of exhibition space and the museum is filled with replicas of trains, trams, aircrafts and ships...Read more

8. Military History Museum

   4.5 (496 Votes)
   

   Museum, Military Museum, History Museum, Educational Site

   The Military History Museum, also known as the Bundeswehr, is officially the central museum of the German armed forces. It’s a great place to study the human tendency towards war and aggression. It consists of two parts: an old arsenal that was build around 1877 and a new wedge shaped extension, which cuts through the arsenal. Located in Albertstadt, it’s one of the largest museums...Read more

9. Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

   4.7 (92 Votes)
   

   Art Museum, Art Gallery, Museum, Science Museum

   The Dresden State Art Collection is a collection of artwork, dispersed in different museum across Dresden, Saxon. It’s one of the oldest and most impressive museum institutions in the world, with artwork dating back to the 16th century. The Collection comprises of twelve museums, most of which are within the walls of the Royal Palace, the Zwinger and the Albertinum. These collections hav...Read more

10. Pfunds Molkerei

    4.3 (417 Votes)
    

    Bar, Historical Site, Restaurant, Specialty Shop

    Dresden is home to numerous wonders, some will remind you of days gone by, like the Royal Palace, and others embrace modernity such as the Transparent Factory. Then there’s the Pfunds Molkerei; a mosaic beauty titled the ‘World’s Most Beautiful Dairy Shop’ by the Guinness Book of World Records.  This is no ordinary milk shop as it is a treat for your tongue as well...Read more

11. Bruehl Terrace

    4.7 (636 Votes)
    

    Water Body, Garden, River, Walking Area

    Nicknamed ‘The Balcony of Europe’, Bruhl’s Terrace is one of the most popular places to visit in Dresden. High above the river Elbe, one can catch some stunning glimpses of the city as well as marvel at the various architectural beauties that were created under and on the terrace such as the Dresden Fortress. You can stroll down the promenade, sit and watch people go by and g...Read more

12. Dresden Airport

    

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    Dresden Airport (IATA: DRS, ICAO: EDDC) is an international airport located in Klotzsche, 9 km (5.6 mi) north of Dresden, the capital of the German state of Saxony. It is the second busiest airport in Saxony after Leipzig/Halle. The airport is a hub for Eurowings and a base for SunExpress Deutschland.The airport was opened in 1935 and was used as a military airbase during World War II. After th...Read more

13. Hebedas

    

    This is one of the most popular pubs, it is quite a hit with the locals, especially on Friday and Saturday nights. The furniture-Old East German style gives the place a retro and cozy atmosphere. Beer here is quite cheap and the small dance floor converts it into a mini-club. Phone Number :- +49 351 8951010 Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Dresden itinerary 2 d...Read more

14. Schutzenhaus

    

    This little and cozy farmhouse restaurant lies right behind Herzogin Garten and the opera house. It may be a bit difficult to find. It has a large Biergarden which is a great relaxing spot. It offers good food at reasonable prices and has a pleasant aura. Vegetarian dishes are also offered. Phone number :- +49 351 4845990 Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Dresde...Read more

15. Lollis Homestay

    

    The hostel is homely and offers comfortable nice rooms, a well-equipped kitchen and free old bike rentals. The bikes make it extremely easy to get o the city centre and come highly recommended. Phone Number :- +49 351 8108458

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