The most important tourist places in Dresden, Germany

Dresden, located in Germany, is one of the greatest Baroque cities in Europe. It is about 30 kilometers north of the Czech Republic border

on the Elbe River. This distinctive and unique geographical location made tourism in Dresden greatly affected

Dresden has become a very popular tourist destination in Europe.

Dresden has many distinct tourism and natural ingredients, which made it among the most important tourist cities in Europe.

It may be difficult to believe, that all we find the city of Dresden today, of beauty and distinctive tourist ingredients.

It came after she rose from her ashes and the scars and traumas of the late XNUMXth century

Dresden suffered a double blow of complete destruction during World War II, followed by 45 years of post-war neglect under the Soviet regime.

As for now, we find the brightest palaces, the most wonderful thriving gardens, museums and parks, and many, many others, the most important and beautiful tourist attractions, which any tourist is looking for around the year.

Tourist places in Dresden

Woostra Beach

Strandbad Wostra Beach is a natural outdoor swimming pool. The place is very suitable for lovers of calm and relaxation

So is swimming. The place has various entertainment facilities and programs for all age groups

Swimming courses for beginners and many other activities. If you are looking for a place to relax and unwind, we advise you to visit this quiet beach.

Tourist places in Dresden

Haines Center

The Hains Freizeitzentrum is a leisure and sports center in the Heinsberg district.

It is an integrated complex, which includes a swimming pool, sauna, bowling alley, restaurant, and an ice rink in winter.

There is also a possibility to play beach volleyball, in addition to tennis courts in the summer, and a gym.

Next to it is the “Weißeritz-Park” shopping center.

Where you can take a shopping tour after visiting it.

The place is unique and fun, and it has a variety of recreational activities, and it opens its doors daily from seven in the morning until ten in the evening.

Tourist places in Dresden

Dresden Zoo

Dresden Zoo was established in 1861. The park is one of the most beautiful places of tourism in Dresden, especially for animal lovers

It is suitable and fun for adults and children. You can discover about 1500 species of animals and living creatures, as the park is located on an area of ​​13 hectares.

Lions, giraffes, meerkats, elephants, kangaroos, little pandas and penguins can be seen.

And all these animals are in naturally designed, modern enclosures.

You can also see koalas, monkeys, and sloths. In addition to a group of reptiles, such as huge turtles, and various insects.

The park also has seven adventure playgrounds, waiting for explorers to conquer.

There is also a petting area with Cameroonian sheep

And little pigs, and a room to explore the life of mice. Do not miss visiting it during your tourist vacation in Dresden.

Botanical garden

The botanical garden is located on the fringes of Dresden's largest public park, the Grosser Garten. It invites its visitors to a mini-journey around the world.

The garden includes about 10,000 species of plants from all over the world. There you can take the most beautiful souvenir photos in the midst of a wonderful green scenic nature.

The park is a beautiful place worth visiting, so do not miss visiting it and exploring it yourself during your tourist vacation in Dresden.

Opera and theater building

Opera and theater building Semperoper One of the most famous and prominent tourist attractions in Dresden.

The western side of the building is dominated by one of the finest public squares in Germany.

This magnificent opera house was built in the Italian Renaissance style. When you visit it, you will notice that its interior is lavishly decorated.

The opera presents many concerts, ballets, and opera performances.

You can also take a tour led by one of the employees, to tell stories and anecdotes about some famous artists on an interesting tour.

If you are a fan of art, this place is the right destination for you.

Bruhl's balcony

No tourism trip in Dresden is complete without a stroll along Bruhl's Balcony, or as it is known as "Bruhlich Terrace" or "Balcony of Europe".

This terrace was opened to the public in 1814. It has carved groups on the stairs, a dolphin fountain and is the only remaining part of the original garden.

Bordering the balcony is the College of Art, built in 1894.

It houses the Moritz Monument, the oldest surviving monument in Dresden, having been built in 1553.

Below and on the banks of the terrace are a group of tourist boats. The place is interesting and wonderful, do not miss visiting it and exploring it yourself.

Plenets Palace and Gardens

In 1720 King Augustus ordered the construction of a pair of Baroque summer palaces by the Elbe River.

This is for the sake of entertainment, costume parties and sports competitions. Indeed, it was built in the style of the most popular “Chinoiserie” at the time, and it was facing a large garden. Later, the palace became the summer residence of the royal family.

In 1820 AD, the new classic palace was built.

The gardens grew and expanded throughout the palace, to reflect the tastes and styles of its era, until it extended to an area of ​​about 77 acres.

Apart from the beauty of the garden design, its charm lies in the neoclassical baroque style

English landscape patterns and harmonious integration make it a more than wonderful scenic garden.

You can enjoy walking around it, where you will find a lily pond, a Chinese garden, and a tropical palm tree. The garden also has one of the oldest camellia trees in Europe.

You can also enter and explore the palace, where the decorations are inspired by China.

The palace also includes a group of museums and museums, such as the Museum of Decorative Arts, and the Museum of Handicrafts such as furniture, musical instruments, textiles, and others.

The great garden

“The great garden” is one of the most famous Dresden gardens, and one of the most popular places of tourism in Dresden among tourists.

The garden was designed in the French Baroque style, starting in 1676 AD, and was opened to the public in 1814 AD.

It is one of the oldest Baroque palaces in Germany.

Attached is the botanical garden. You can visit the garden and take the most wonderful memorial photos among the colorful flowers

And enjoy the beautiful and relaxing landscapes.

Mason Village

The village of “Meissen” is one of the most beautiful German villages, which is located just 30 kilometers west of Dresden.

You can take a one-day trip during tourism in Dresden and reach it to spend an enjoyable day. Meissen Castle was founded in the fifteenth century

It is one of the finest secular buildings of the late Gothic era. Its most notable feature is its grand spiral staircase.

The castle's interior contains rooms, cellars, and lavishly decorated ceilings. There are also paintings dating back to 1870 AD.

There is also the Gothic Maisen Cathedral adjacent to the castle, which dates back to 1260 AD. It is a Gothic building.

The village of Meissen has long been famous for its reservoir, and its most famous tourist attraction is its porcelain factory. You can take a tour there

Learn about examples of their work over the past 300 years.

It is also an opportunity to see artists skilled in carving delicate flowers on ceramics

and the figures decorating the statues. The village is full of beautiful places that you can visit and enjoy.

Dresden Castle

For centuries Dresden Castle was the center of power for the King and Prince of Saxony. It serves as a historical legacy in the heart of the “Old Town” Dresden

which is now home to a series of important art and history museums. The castle is one of the most important landmarks in Dresden at all

You cannot visit Dresden without visiting the castle and taking pictures in front of it, so do not miss visiting it and enjoying the area.