Dresden is an alternative. Sightseeing tour by car in Dresden

In order to get a more complete picture of Dresden, I offer my guests a car ride to various corners of the rich history of the city.

Dresden occupies a fairly large area and is located on both sides of the Elbe River with beautiful architectural ensembles, ancient bridges and parks. We will start our tour in the city center and head to the right bank of the Elbe to get acquainted with the “New Royal City”.

One of the attractions of this part of the city is Königstrasse - Royal Street, with beautiful Baroque buildings, where expensive boutiques and restaurants are located. At the end of the street you will see Albertplatz Square with magnificent fountains, and then the monumental buildings of the ministries of Saxony. During our trip, we will be able to make a short stop and visit the world’s most beautiful dairy store, the interiors of which are lined with hand-painted ceramic tiles. Here you can enjoy fresh milk, buy delicious cheese and souvenirs.

At your request, we can look at the “Kunsthof” with the original design of the facades, restaurants and galleries of modern artists. These courtyards have through passages and are very loved by Dresdens. In "Old City" You will get acquainted with the modern building "Glass Manufactory", the facade of which is completely made of glass. Here, on an individual order, cars of the famous German company Volkswagen are assembled and, passing by this enterprise, you can see how modern the technology of assembling the car is. You will not be indifferent to buildings in the style of Gründerstvo or Art Nouveau in the area of ancient mansions built during the rapid development of Dresden, at the turn of the 19th - 20th centuries. You will be able to appreciate one of the most picturesque areas of Dresden – Schiller Square and Kerner Square, connected by the famous Blue Miracle Bridge, as well as palaces located on a hill along the Elbe River.

Getting acquainted with the city during our car trip you will discover another Dresden, inaccessible to the average tourist.