Meissen and Moritzburg Castle
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Not far from Dresden, in the valley of the river Elbe and Tribis is a cozy town of Meissen.
Misnia Castle, founded in 929 by King Henry I Pticelov, is gradually turning into Meissen. Due to its location, Meissen becomes an important trading point north of the Alps. For a long time, Meissen was known for his canvas, but after the Thirty Years War, this production declined.
The new heyday of the city came in 1710, when the great Saxon king Augustus the Strong opened a manufactory for the production of Meissen porcelain. Sweet, small town will delight you with its beautiful historical part and the castle of Meissen, which was not damaged during the two world wars.
The Baroque castle of Moritzburg was the country residence of the Saxon Electors of the House of Vettin. The castle filmed famous scenes from the film “Three nuts for Cinderella”.
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