Amble through the historical centre of Dresden on a walking tour that takes you to the heart and soul of the city. Don’t miss out on the best sights and landmarks that punctuate Dresden’s skyline.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* See the most important historical places
* Discover its history and culture
* Learn all about Dresden’s dramatic past
Be enchanted by Dresden and discover the history and culture of this beautiful city with a walking tour of the old town. See the story behind its famous panorama with towers, spires and domes punctuating the skyline and you’re bound to fall in love with Dresden’s historical and modern charm.
Let your friendly and knowledgeable guide lead you through the historical streets of Dresden and learn all about the city’s fascinating history whilst admiring its most important landmarks. Situated along the Elbe River, Dresden holds a picturesque location and its buildings, most rebuilt after the 1945 bombing raids, are equally as charming. We’ll pass the refined Dresden Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady); the symbol of the city and a protestant architectural feast for the eyes. See the Baroque masterpiece of Zwinger Palace, now home to an astounding art collection, as well the Old Royal Palace, once at the core of power for the Saxon princes and kings. As we walk around, you’ll be able to absorb many of the sights and sounds of the city and get to the heart of this fascinating place.
Inspiring Art tour in Dresden. Discover the beauty and the wonders of Dresden’s extraordinary treasures!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Beautiful art exhibit and collections, so much to see!
* Discover pieces inspired by Barroque to Classicism!
* Europe’s largest collection of treasures!
Discover the great art collections such as the Pinacoteca or the “Green Vault,” a precious collection of Jewelry and treasures. Enjoy a wonderful tour through historic districts and a picturesque landscape often referred to as the “Florence of the North.”
The Grünes Gewölbe (Green Vault) is an unforgettable museum with art that is incomparable to anything you’ve ever seen! It is the largest collection of treasures in Europe and contains various exhibits from Barroque to Classicism! There are claims that this is the oldest museum in the world and is adequately named after it’s formerly malachite green column bases. You will be spoilt for choice not knowing what to look at first, with hundreds of enchanting treasures, all presented in the perfect lighting, highlighting each and every detail of the piece.
This truly is a spectacular tour, loved by everyone! Expect to be inspired and have your breath taken away by these wonderful collections!
With the lush Valley of the Elbe River on your doorstep, why not hop on a two and a half hour cruise along the river to discover this natural delight.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* See the city skyline from a different point of view
* Admire pretty vineyards, lush meadows and beautiful villas
* See the panoramas that make Dresden the ‘Florence of the Elbe’
Take to the water and explore Dresden and its verdant surroundings by boat. On a two and a half hour cruise you’ll be able to absorb the city’s magical panorama from a different point of view, as well as the leafy landscapes of the Elbe River Valley.
The Elbe River Valley, a former Unesco site, extends for 20 km and includes the city of Dresden on its path. The course of the Elbe River is 680 miles long and rises in the Krkonoše Mountains before flowing into the lowlands of the Czech Republic, and into Germany. Surrounded by natural landscapes, including pretty vineyards, lush meadows and beautiful villas, this boat tour takes you to the heart of the valley to escape the city hustle and bustle of the city.
Of course, on our way in and out of Dresden, you’ll be able to take in that picture postcard skyline Dresden is famous for. Take in the elegant dome of the Frauenkirche and other city sites that were extensively rebuilt after the bombing raids of 1945, now nicknamed ‘Florence of the Elbe’. Throughout the tour, you’ll be able to experience how the river has appeared through history as the landscape remains largely unchanged with natural river banks and slopes.
Discover the culture, gastronomy and leisure of this reconstructed Saxon capital at your own pace with the Dresden City Card. The card offers everything to fully enjoy the delights of this European jewel with over twenty types of excursions and tours to take advantage of.
HIGHLIGHTS:
*Over twenty different tours covering all sorts of attractions in Dresden
*Discounts across the city and for regional travel
*Discounts in many restaurants and cultural attractions
During your stay in Dresden, whether your aim is to visit the wonderful buildings and monuments or stroll along the historical streets and soak up the atmosphere, the Dresden City Card provides an unrivalled service to help you enjoy your stay.
With limitless access to public transport and discounts on a wide array of services and attractions, the City Card enables you to discover the Saxon Capital of Dresden at your own enjoyable pace. Choose between a City Card for local transport options and a Region Card if you plan on venturing further afield; the card provides access to everything you need.
As well as unlimited travel, enjoy 25% discounts on various theatre and musical productions, 10% discounts in the main shops of Dresden, and further discounts for both lunch and dinner throughout the city so that you can maximise the enjoyment of your stay.
Discover a city of contrasts in just two hours with a comprehensive walking tour. Fascinating buildings and art treasures, impressive museums, as well as orchestras and choirs of worldwide reputation characterise Dresden.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Visit the exterior of Zwinger Palace and the Hofkirche
* Tour the city in the fresh light of the morning
* See the impressive royal buildings that line the city
Dresden offers a great variety of attractions; from notable art treasures and architectural gems to charming landscapes. It’s a place once left on the sidelines that now demands attention, and this tour takes you into the very heart of the city’s history and culture.
The most impressive buildings in Dresden, the royal buildings are magnificent. See the Dresden castle or royal palace, one of the oldest buildings in the city and once a residence for electors and kings. Continue to the rococo style Zwinger Palace across the road, commissioned by Augustus the Strong, and then to the Hofkirche, commonly known as Dresden Cathedral. Located on the banks of the river Elbe, it is said to be the greatest cupola building in Central and Northern Europe.
Stroll by picturesque bridges along the promenade that follows the contours of the river towards the most famous sculpture in Dresden: the golden equestrian sculpture of August the Strong. Spot a few of the many 300 fountains and springs that are dotted around the city, and get a feel for this city that excites the senses.
Fascinating buildings and art treasures, impressive museums, as well as orchestras and choirs of worldwide reputation characterise Dresden. Discover this city of contrasts with a private tour as the city awakens.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Visit the exterior of Zwinger Palace and the Hofkirche
* Tour the city in the fresh light of the morning
* See the impressive royal buildings that line the city
Dresden offers a great variety of attractions; from notable art treasures and architectural gems to charming landscapes. It’s a place once left on the sidelines that now demands attention, and this tour takes you into the very heart of the city’s history and culture.
The most impressive buildings in Dresden, the royal buildings are magnificent. See the Dresden castle or royal palace, one of the oldest buildings in the city and once a residence for electors and kings. Continue to the rococo style Zwinger Palace across the road, commissioned by Augustus the Strong, and then to the Hofkirche, commonly known as Dresden Cathedral. Located on the banks of the river Elbe, it is said to be the greatest cupola building in Central and Northern Europe.
Stroll by picturesque bridges along the promenade that follows the contours of the river towards the most famous sculpture in Dresden: the golden equestrian sculpture of August the Strong. Spot a few of the many 300 fountains and springs that are dotted around the city, and get a feel for this city that excites the senses.