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#GermanyTravel #dresden #ImperialPalace 🕰️Business hours: 10AM-5PM (Tuesday closed) 📍Address: Taschenberg 2, 01067 Dresden, Germany 💰Average consumption: Tickets: EUR 14 (Royal Palace) 💞Recommended reasons: This time I entered the Royal Palace to visit the New Green Vault. After purchasing the ticket, I could start the visit according to the instructions. There were ticket inspectors on each exhibition floor, and I needed to show the QR code on the back of the ticket for inspection. The overall visiting route was well planned and the exhibition space was clean and tidy. Every exhibit in the museum is well protected and can perfectly demonstrate the value it represents. Seeing these cultural relics, I really appreciate the previous production and creation skills and abilities. I am also very grateful to the archaeologists and restorers for restoring these cultural relics to their original appearance as much as possible. 🗓️Itinerary: If you want to slowly appreciate all the exhibition areas, it is recommended to arrange a whole day in the palace so that you can have ample time to visit.

Whether you have heard of this city or not, it is highly recommended to visit Dresden when you come to Germany. As soon as you step out of the train station, you might think the scenery here is unremarkable, just ordinary European buildings. But when you go deeper into the old town, the whole atmosphere changes instantly and it is amazing. The architectural style of the old town is mainly spires and Baroque, full of art and history. Walking on the streets, it feels like being in the Renaissance era. Dresden has many attractions worth visiting. For example, the Zwinger Palace, a gorgeous Baroque building with exquisite sculptures and fountains, is a paradise for art and architecture lovers. Another famous landmark is the Dresden Frauenkirche. This church is not only a symbol of the city, but also carries historical stories of war and reconstruction, which makes people feel its profound humanistic significance. The banks of the Elbe River are also a place not to be missed. The riverbank is picturesque, especially in the evening when you can enjoy the city skyline at sunset. Dresden is known as the "Florence of Germany" and it combines the essence of art, architecture and culture. Whether you are enjoying the scenery, exploring the historical sites, or feeling the unique atmosphere of this city, you will deeply appreciate its charm. When you come to Germany, I highly recommend this historic city #Germany #dresden #Baroque architecture #Europe #European travel #Backpacking #Fuji camera

Speaking of travel destinations in Europe, we can easily come up with a list of ten to twenty European cities, but most of our lists would not contain this name: Dresden. Torn and burnt to ashes during WWII, Dresden has since undergone a series of reconstruction, under which I genuinely felt the phoenix has reborn. The entire city area, despite small, had incredibly intricate architecture and decorations. It has a lot of classical/baroque influenced architectural details, to a point it doesn’t feel so much like a typical German city like Cologne/Stuttgart/Munich but England/Paris. Every corner feels like a photography material, but too bad, it was rainy all day during my visit. Highly recommending one to throw Dresden to their to-visit list, even just for a day trip. #europetrip #dresden #travel #solotrip #hiddengem

If you want to travel to Dresden alone and save some money but don't want to stay in a hostel sharing a room with others, you can consider staying at a&o Dresden. This is a single room with its own bathroom, so you don't have to worry about sharing with others. I personally recommend it, and it's not too far from the train station, within walking distance. Very good.

Traveling from Dresden to Berlin in Germany, I woke up early in the morning to catch a cheaper train. When I arrived at the train station, I happened to see the sunrise, which was a pleasant surprise besides saving on the fare. The train station in the morning wasn't too crowded, so it didn't feel scary. Watching the sky gradually brighten with the sunrise along with the train tracks had a unique charm.

Dresden, the capital of Saxony region in Germany is absolutely fantastic with all the historic buildings perseved in the city centre. Many of them actually were destroyed during the Second Word War, but thankfully later on they were rebuilt, so even today we can enjoy this precious baroque and rococo style. The Zwinger is under renovation right now, but the Frauenkirche and the Royal Palace are in great condition. They would form my top 3 best places to visit there. #100waysoftravel #dresden #daytrip #germany #church

The Procession of Princes is a famous mural located in the city center of Dresden, Germany. It's a must-visit spot for anyone traveling to this city. This mural is one of the longest ceramic murals in Europe and depicts the procession of Saxon princes and kings from the 12th to the 19th century. It was created by a Venezuelan ceramic manufacturer between 1907 and 1908 and miraculously survived the bombings of World War II. The mural is an important tourist attraction in Dresden and represents the rich history and culture of the Saxony region. Composed of over 20,000 hand-crafted ceramic tiles, each tile is meticulously painted and then fixed onto the mural. This unique ceramic technique makes it a precious cultural heritage.

Today, let's introduce how to spend a day in the eastern German city of Dresden. Dresden is a city rich in history and culture, with many old European buildings. For a one-day tour, you can explore the old town area. Here's a suggested itinerary: Morning: Visit the stunning Zwinger Palace, which is surrounded by beautiful buildings. You can spend a lot of time taking photos here. Noon: Stroll through the old town streets, visit famous churches and the renowned artwork 'Procession of Princes.' Don't forget to try the famous chocolate shops in Dresden, and then head to the Brühl's Terrace to watch the sunset. Afternoon: Attend a European opera at the Semperoper to complete a perfect day.

#myhiddengems During my time in Berlin, I had heard so much about the artworks and architecture in places like Dresden. It was just a matter of planning the trip. Luckily on a certain weekend two of my friends joined me. This was a good two hour drive from Berlin. If i was to do this trip solo, I would have looked up the bus timings. Turns out there are some comfortable connections in the morning. With the weather slightly rainy and the grey hue of baroque styled architecture in Dresden, it adds such a mysterious sort of element to the look. The sight of this city in the evenings was lovely, when all street lamps were turned on and this being December the Christmas decorations. Part of our plan was to see the old masters picture gallery. But we were not lucky that day as it was closed on maintenance. So, for the next trip Raphael’s “Sistine Madonna” will be a high priority.Other than that we went about seeing the innumerable monuments spread mostly over the old town of Altstad and the new town Neustadt. Moving on we saw the opera house, the Frauenkirche, the Schloss castle, the cathedral, and the Zwinger all situated not far from the majestic river Elbe. Other interesting sights that i would recommend are the Neumarkt, the Altmarkt, the Brühlsche Terrasse, Königstrasse in the Neustadt, the Yednize tabac factory. #myhiddengems #saxony #100waysoftravel #Dresden #summerdestinations #germany #solotrip #europetrip #singapore

Dresden is one of the most historical city in the world. This place is full of history since there is a bombing in world war 2 in 1945. Nowadays, lots of people travel to Dresden and see how amazing the city has rebuilt. It was great to spend 8days in Dresden and saw different prospective. In here, you can walk around the history museum, art gallery , Augustus bridge and so on. So, please come to Dresden and explore and create an unforgettable experience for yourself ! #dresden #德雷斯頓 #德國 #德國之旅 #travelling #2023

I have traveled to Dresden , Germany in 2022 Christmas . This place is full of historical buildings and lots of stunning views across the river. I have spent a great time with my friends who comes from Dresden. during Christmas time, you can even see the Christmas market which is the oldest one in a Germany. So don’t miss out and let’s explore more in Dresden. Much love ! #dresden #history #building #artgallery

Dresden Germany also known as Florence on the Elbe is popular for the many art and antique collections, the old historic buildings where you are able to see the imprints and carvings of somewhat similar to the Italian architecture that reminds me of the colosseum or even the many cathedral all around Italy. One of the oldest building here is the dresden castle said to be at least 400 years old. It is amazing how such structure is still standing tall and strong, same goes for the older buildings which somewhat has the same similar architecture as the castle. The few landmark that you should go to is the Dresden Zwinger, the Frauenkirche Dresden, the royal Palace and the procession of princes. All these attractions are located in my photos. Don't miss this out when visiting Germany, this is some historical knowledge that you can't get from other places. #bucketlistreboot #germany #manmade #historical #historicculture #dresden #attraction #touristsattraction #mustvisit #historicallandmarks

Dresden is the second largest city in eastern Germany after Berlin and an industrial center. Although it has a long history, World War II changed everything and most of the buildings you see today were rebuilt after the war. On February 13-14, 1945, Dresden was almost razed to the ground due to carpet bombing by Allied Air Force bombers led by the United States. The dark bricks of the Frauenkirche (7-9) were picked out one by one from the rubble after the bombing. It is said that each brick was numbered, while the light-colored bricks were new bricks used in the post-war reconstruction. #GermanyTravel #HistoricalBuildings #Church #WWIIRelics #dresden

Dresden: A Gem of History and Architecture Wandering through the historic streets of Dresden, I captured the city’s breathtaking architecture and unforgettable scenery. With its stunning Baroque masterpieces, picturesque views along the Elbe River, and a unique atmosphere, Dresden is a dream destination for travelers. 📍 Zwinger Palace – A Baroque masterpiece surrounded by beautiful gardens and sculptures. 📍 Frauenkirche – A symbol of resilience, blending history and modernity. 📍 Brühl’s Terrace – Known as the “Balcony of Europe,” offering stunning panoramic views. Check out my Trip.com post for more photos and impressions! 🌍📸 #Dresden #TravelDiaries #TripMoments

Exploring the architectural beauty of Dresden, Germany! From historic landmarks to unique cultural sites, each spot tells a story of the city’s rich past. 🏛️ #dresden #germany #TravelDiaries #architecture #wanderlust #historicbeauty

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The Hotel is located near the Dresden - Mitte train station. The room is well-furnished, clean, spacious and modern. It is also safe, quiet and its customer service is nice. The hotel also provides breakfast and drinks (all day). Highly recommended for one who looks for a pleasant accommodation. #germany #dresden #prizeotel

Wander through Dresden's winding alleys, where the echoes of centuries past linger in the air. Amidst the ancient castles and storied streets, every cobblestone holds a tale, every turret whispers secrets of bygone eras. Embrace the magic of history. 🏰✨ #Dresden #TimelessCharm #HistoryInTheMaking #ExploreDresden #AncientWonders" ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

#Germany #dresden #mural #Germanytravel How to get there: Dresden, Germany Attractions: Procession of the Monarchs, Residence Mural information: This is a work by Wilhelm Walter, and it is said to be a painting of real monarchs, 101m long, and 27,000 tiles.

❄️💚❄️💚❄️💚❄️ Christmas Market in Dresden, Germany🎄 I miss Germany🥹🥹🥹 #germany #christmasmarket ##dresden

A few photos from around #dresden. The first is next to the Academy of Fine Arts with the Frauenkirche in the background. The second photo is a cool near mint condition Trabant I saw near the train station. Trabbis as they were known in East Germany were very much the standard sort of card you'd find behind the Iron Curtain. Today owning one is very kitsch. #triplocal