Classic Dresden. Sightseeing tour of the historical part of Dresden

Dresden is a famous center of culture and art, its architectural monuments embody the best traditions of European Baroque. Enjoy a walk through the historic part of the city - the former Residence of Saxon Electors and Kings.

We begin our tour in one of the most beautiful squares in Germany - Theatre. Here you will learn interesting facts from the centuries-old history of the city, get acquainted with such architectural masterpieces as the Opera and Ballet Theatre, the Picture Gallery, the Catholic Cathedral and the Residence of the Saxon Kings. We continue our acquaintance with the historical part of Dresden on the Palace Square, and then on the Bruhl terrace. We have a beautiful view of the Elbe, dividing the city into two parts: the Old and New City. The terrace itself is the remnant of the former city fortifications of the XVI century, which today houses the Academy of Arts. Our tour continues along a narrow street to the New Market Square with the famous Frauenkirche, the Church of the Virgin, restored in recent years. The stone dome of the church for more than two centuries defines an unforgettable panorama of the historical center of Dresden. Having appreciated the beauty of the church and the buildings on the square, we move to the Stable Courtyard, where medieval knightly tournaments took place, and then get acquainted with the world’s largest panel “Fürstenzug” – “The Procession of the Princes”, made of Meissen porcelain tiles. In the Palace you will learn about the museums reopened to visitors after many years of restoration, including the famous Treasure of the Saxon kings – “Green vaults”. On the way to Zwinger, we will stay at the Tashenbergpale Palace, built by August the Strong for her famous favorite - Countess Kozel, who spent 49 years in the fortress of Stolpen. Our walk through the historical part of the city we end in the architectural masterpiece of European Baroque - Zwinger. You'll know. What this German word "Zwinger" means, enjoy its beauty and, of course, take beautiful photos as a souvenir.

I am sure that our walking tour of old Dresden will not leave you indifferent and you will remember for a long time the splendor and unique atmosphere of one of the most visited cities in Germany!