Description
Located Dresden Castle in the heart of Dresden’s Old Town, this hotel offers a gym, spa, and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Review
"Upon check in we were greeted with a wonderful German guy who spoke perfect English. He was very accommodating and very friendly. The location was amazing and it was a very nice and easy hotel to stay at."
Description
This 4-star hotel lies on the Altmarkt Square in Dresden’s Old Town. The NH Collection Dresden Altmarkt offers modern rooms with free high-speed Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and a gym with a roof terrace.
Review
"We got a room with a kitchen what was really nice considering we were traveling with a child. One of my favorite hotels."
Description
This 5-star-superior hotel with original Baroque façade stands beside Dresden's famous Frauenkirche Church. It offers stylish spa facilities and free WiFi in all areas.
Review
"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..."
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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Хубав град но аз нямах никакво време за обиколки и...
Хубав град но аз нямах никакво време за обиколки и запознаване с забележителностите на Дрезден. За което само аз мога да съжалявам.
VirginiaGentleman
United States of America
10
Like much of the former East Germany, Dresden remains one...
Like much of the former East Germany, Dresden remains one big construction site. Make sure you check to see how to get around and whether a given streetcar line is actually functioning. Major attractions (such as the Frauenkirche) are now complete, but there is still much restoration work to do. And there is much to see here. Perhaps pairing a sight (like the Zwinger Palace) with one museum (the Zwinger has three–porcelain, portraits, and mechanical gizmos–great for kids of all ages) is a good plan for one day of your trip, but you could certainly spend much more time depending on your interests and on not missing the equally interesting offerings in the other museums. For example, the Royal Palace has a couple of excellent museums, too. Don't forget that there are also things worth seeing on the other side of the river. A boat trip is a good idea, as is a bus tour. Given the right combination of the two, you will see the opposite side (on the bus) that you were able to see from the river (on the boat). If you are interested in WWII history, diarist Viktor Klemperer is buried in a nearby suburb. We enjoyed a very good dinner in superb ambience at the Coselpalais Restaurant next to the Frauenkirche. All the sights, from the new synagogue, across Brühl's Terrace, to the Royal Palace, the Hofkirche, the Opera, and the Zwinger are worth your attention.
Anonymous
Netherlands
8.0
The city is more affordable than you think.
The city is more affordable than you think. There are shopping centers like Ibis broken down to three different places. I personally did not go in at the beginning of my stay in Dresden, but rather enjoyed Mongolian buffet near the train station or sat near the cafes and lobbies of better hotels which I stay for several nights. The weather is great when I visited being early June. Great place to shape up your German language, I almost accomplished getting nearly pass grade in A2 of German. No matter how negative or hesitant you may feel about these information, just make sure to go to all three Ibis hotels named differently; Bastei, Koenigstein, and Lilienstein. It are clearly not shopping malls, but awesome hotels. After this experience, I am picking Ibis my hotel around the times.
Barbara Crowley
United States of America
10
Amazing historical city with outstanding museums and...
Amazing historical city with outstanding museums and restored churches. The Albertinum, Castle Museum’s Green Room (worth to visit both sections) and Frauenkirche are a must visit. We enjoyed meandering through the old city, plan at least a two or three day visit. The Elbe river tour was enjoyable too.
Maya
United States of America
10
Dresden is a nice city to visit for art and architecture...
Dresden is a nice city to visit for art and architecture lovers.
Art museums are amazing. Gallery of the old masters, porcelain collection and Recidence museums were the favorite. It’s easy to get around, we’ve been walking for the most part.
Will recommend to spend 3-4 days to enjoy.
John
United Kingdom
10
Delightful, being able to walk pretty well everywhere...
Delightful, being able to walk pretty well everywhere (though not to the remarkable Panometer with its superb and fascinating 36o degree panorama of Baroque Dresden). The Bruhl Terrace especially memorable. Sachsen specialties make for great dinners. Dresdner Eierschenke a wonderful desert.
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Description This hotel is located on the Neumarkt square in the heart of Dresden's Old Town district.Review
Description This hotel is perfectly located on the Altmarkt square, in the heart of Dresden.Review
Description Located Dresden Castle in the heart of Dresden’s Old Town, this hotel offers a gym, spa, and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi.Review
Description This 4-star hotel lies on the Altmarkt Square in Dresden’s Old Town. The NH Collection Dresden Altmarkt offers modern rooms with free high-speed Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and a gym with a roof terrace.Review
Description Centrally located in Dresden’s historic Old Town, this design hotel offers the 6th-floor Sky-Bar with views of the Frauenkirche Church.Review
Description This 5-star-superior hotel with original Baroque façade stands beside Dresden's famous Frauenkirche Church. It offers stylish spa facilities and free WiFi in all areas.Review
