Meissen, Dresden and Moritzburg Castle

Now I will tell you about my excursion from Prague Meissen, Dresden and Moritzburg Castle.

On today's trip, expect:

• endless fields and picturesque hills,

romantic castles and fabulous beauty of the village pastoral,

• as well as Dresden and Meissen, densely pumped with history, maxims and ancient architecture.

There will be plenty of everything, but more than anything else – the German spirit, sausages and beer.

The history of Germany began in the era of the Carolingians-Ludolfings, and for many centuries everything around was like a wild circus with horses!

Back then:

The Franks, the Bavarians and the Saxons persecuted each other incessantly.

The Milians, the Morians and the Luzhians did not give a minute of rest to anyone,

Nomadic eels nightmare indiscriminately all in a row,

• Rotation of margraves, pfalzgraves and burggraves was high-speed,

Allods, manors and fiefs changed beneficiaries like gloves.

Everyone was fun and scared!

A small historical synopsis during the day, I believe, will put a lot in place, making the historical capito more colorful and brighter.

As for Meissen and Dresden, they are thoracopagi with a common heart and an inseparable past.

Both cities were born when the saber-toothed Ludwig-Albrecht-Henrichs ran around, urinating each other in toilets and in a clean field.

In fact, this is how the foundation of any state was usually laid.

The Saxon epics are as brutal as, for example, the Swabian, and the chronicles of any of their old cities are equally instructive and colorful.

Meissen and Dresden have much to say about themselves personally and about ancient times as such.

And in these cities a lot of masterpieces of Gothic and Baroque architecture: Albrechtsburg Castle, Sibenaichen Castle, Zwinger, Brühl terraces and the darkness of beautiful churches.

An excellent addition to the architectural delights and old German heroics will be the famous hunting castle Moritzburg.

This burg was built four centuries ago.

Its developer, Elector Moritz, managed to effectively enter the European annals, complete the construction on time and give oak to thirty-two years.

After a hundred and a half years, the castle was rebuilt beyond recognition, surrounded by a picturesque lake with ducks and reeds, but the name of the same Moritz was retained.

In the thousand nine hundred and seventy-second year in the castle interiors filmed “Three nuts for Cinderella”.

Those who wish to wander through the halls, as they say in these parts, Wilkommen.

By the way, beer, sausages and other edibles really will be a lot.

*The price is minimal with a minimum configuration of the program and group.