The peaceful and spacious 42qm loft in this 18th century house in Dresden overlooks an old apple orchard on the Elbe river with a view of the Blue Wonder Bridge. It's a historic landmark and a very charming place to create happy memories. The Place is located on the Elbe bike trail and close to public transportation. Friedrich Schiller wrote the "Ode to Joy" here in 1785 while other guests to the so-called Körnerhaus included Goethe, Mozart and Humboldt. You can wake to the sound of church bells, enjoy a peaceful view of horses grazing in the orchard, relax on the terrace or take a bike ride along the Elbe. The loft comprises the entire top floor, has windows on all sides and its own bath. While you will have the feeling of being in the country you are only a 5 minute walk from public transportation that will take you into the city. Bikes are also available for rent nearby for a trip along the Elbe. We are happy to share tips for things to do and restaurants. We provide: small refrigerator, tea & coffee maker, tea & coffee, dishware & glasses, sheets and towels.

A five minute walk brings you to Körnerplatz and the Blue Wonder bridge where there are lots of cafes, restaurants, beer gardens, bars, shops, a bakery and bookstores. Busses run from Körnerplatz for a trip along the Elbe to Pillnitz Castle or cross the Blue Wonder bridge and take a tram at Schillerplazt which will bring you in about 20 minutes to the historic center of Dresden.