Dresden Palace of Culture

The Dresden Palace of Culture was opened in 1969 near the old Altmarkt Market. The exterior of the building resembles the castle "Palasht der Republics", built in East Berlin. The building is made in Art Nouveau style and has a rectangular shape with many mirrored windows, its height is 102 meters, and its width is 70 meters. The Dresden Palace of Culture houses the largest congress hall in the city, as well as a chic concert hall hosting international stars, and an assembly hall, which is often used for city celebrations. Tourists coming to the Dresden Palace of Culture for the first time, admire its interior decoration, which includes not only magnificent decoration, but also amazing rare furniture, canvases of famous German artists and many other decorative elements.

At the entrance to the Palace of Culture you get into a spacious hall, the main decorations of which are the piano, alone standing in the center, as well as a huge fantastic chandelier hanging directly above it. In 2006, the building was reconstructed, during which the exterior decoration was slightly updated, as well as the furniture in the congress hall was replaced.