Dresden was highly rated for history by 314 guests from the United States!Dresden Travel Guide
The Jewel Box
Known as the "Jewel Box", Dresden is a stunning German city with rich history, an important classical music scene, and an unforgettable Baroque and Rococo-inspired city center.
Located on the banks of the Elbe River, the whole city was destroyed during World War II, but has now been rebuilt into one of the most interesting places in Europe. Like a phoenix from the ashes, the Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche) is an imposing building that is one of the most beloved symbols of the city.
Magnificent Zwinger Palace is the main Dresden attraction, featuring impressive pavilions and a majestic garden in the middle. Continue your journey along the cultural centre of Germany and visit the picturesque Baroque square of Neumarkt. Also not to be missed is Brühl Terrace, a promenade nicknamed the "Balcony of Europe", for its excellent view of the River Elbe.
Enjoy a relaxing stroll around the city and you will find a selection of cozy Dresden restaurants and beer gardens serving local dishes and fine wines from the surrounding vineyards.
Dresden Airport is the international airport located in the district of Klotzsche, featuring a railway station in the terminal building. Take the train and head to your Booking.com hotel, guesthouse or apartment.
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The city was a revelation. It has been beautifully rebuilt. A relaxed atmosphere, pavement cafes , historic buildings and a lovely riverside area. Great tram system to travel further out. A really good place to visit for a long weekend.
Anonymous
United States of America
6.0
Taxi service was the very worst in Europe!
Taxi service was the very worst in Europe!
Not only my view but that of the Europeans there at the time.
At the peak evening time when everyone needed taxis, it appeared
the drivers took off for dinners, and left passengers waiting for hours.
Not much capitalism present there.
Anonymous
Australia
8.0
Beautiful city.
Beautiful city. Stayed in Alstadt (old city) area of Dresden and loved it. Great public transport so really easy to get around. Good smaller city to walk around. Hidden gem is the suspended cable car (a suspended monorail) - the Schewbebahn - that takes you from Pillnitzer Landstrasse, Loschwitz up the mountain to Oberloschwitz for great views over the Elbe River to Dresden. Great 1/2 day trip. Loschwitz isn't far and is easily accessed by public transport. Buy your tickets for the monorail at the dedicated station using cash at a machine. For some reason this isn't promoted to international tourists. We were the only non-Germans on the cable car. Some great galleries and museums in Dresden, but be warned, unlike other German cities I've visited, not good English translations in all museums. It is a more affordable city and better organised central area for eating out than Berlin so preferred by all in my group.
Die Anfängerin
Italy
4.0
Dresden ist zwar eine wunderschöne Stadt, aber der Rassismus...
Dresden ist zwar eine wunderschöne Stadt, aber der Rassismus ist hier präsenter als in vielen anderen Städten....Bei einem Wochenende haben wir es geschafft in eine Pegida Demo hineinzulaufen und auf einen offen fremdenfeindlichen Taxi Fahrer zu treffen.
Lynn
United States of America
10
Dresden's Christmas markets were varied and beautiful,...
Dresden's Christmas markets were varied and beautiful, the music in the churches magnificent, and the Nutcracker at the Semperoper was memorable. We enjoyed the art in the city as well. Tips: make restaurant reservations well in advance, as during the holidays most places are booked. Also, book the Nutcracker in advance. If you are unable to make a Nutcracker booking, you can buy "standing room" tickets on the day of the performance for 16 euros. These places have a rail for leaning and a footrest. Very comfortable and affordable.
The church services and music offered are a must.
We did go to Tourist Info to try to book an English walking tour, but this was not available during our time there. (Dec 23 - 26).
ROBERTO / THAÍS
Switzerland
10
Christmas markets deserve their world-known reputation !
Christmas markets deserve their world-known reputation !
It is a must during Christmas time.
Visit not only the Striezelmarket, but also the other markets (Middle Age theme, the one close to the Frauenkirch, ...)
“This hotel has a excellent pos. in the center of Dresden, with direct access to the square neumarkt. One min walking distance from the church Frauenkirche and five min from the castle.”
“The hotel is only a few stops, or a 5 minute bus-ride, from Dresden airport. At the airport Information Center, I recommend purchasing a bus ticket, for the length of your stay in Dresden, which is good for all metro and buses. The hotel is a no-frills business hotel. The main city of Dresden from the Airport hotel, is about 25 additional minutes.”
“The hotel with a spacious room is always made clean every 2 days. TV, sofa, hairdryer etc. made me comfortable. There is a supermark not far from here, only 3-5 min to walk. Public transportation in Dresden is alway convenient even though you come back late. Thanks for the hostess I got good working internet during my stay there.”
“The stay here was perfect for what we needed. The hotel was clean and big for a European hotel. Parking was convenient and right behind the hotel. Would stay here again if we are in the area.”
“I can find only good things about this hotel, for us was the perfect choice, staff was very helpful, location great, parking... in one word: perfect.”
“Room was lovely, perfect view, all amenities just right. Staff went out of their way to be welcoming and helpful, especially tracking luggage lost by the airline. Couldn't be happier and hope to return one day soon!”
“Fantastic experience all around. Beautiful place, phenomenal gardens, helpful staff, great breakfast. Will absolutely stay here again visiting Dresden”
“The hotel and room are super clean and new , staff are super friendly , car parking was free of charge and even when we wanted to keep the car longer after check out they only charged 5 euros per day which was way...”
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