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The shimmering city of Dresden counts 44 museums and 36 theaters and stages among its wealth of cultural treasures. From a historic paddleboat on the great Elbe River, one can revel in wonderful views of Dresden’s scenic gardens, castles, villas, and palaces. An ideal vacation spot, Dresden simply offers everything: botanical gardens, magnificent parks and greenery, sports, a delightful bike path along the Elbe, festivals, beer gardens, and, of course, an inspiring cultural scene. An evening with Dresden’s world-renowned orchestra (founded in 1548), or with any of its other impressive resident and guest ensembles, is the perfect way to enrich a visit to this extraordinary center of German vitality.
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Best of Oper – from Carmen to Cavalleria Rusticana: Dresdner Zwinger
Dresden, Dresdner Zwinger
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Dresdner Musikfestspiele: Cho — Göteborgs Symfoniker — Rouvali
Dresden, Kulturpalast
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Dresdner Musikfestspiele: Chad Hoopes & Anton Mejias
Dresden, Palais im Großen Garten
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Dresdner Musikfestspiele: Brentano String Quartet
Dresden, Palais im Großen Garten
Venues found for Dresden
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Kulturpalast
Dresden, Germany
The Kulturpalast is located in the middle of Dresden's historic city center on the north side of the Altmarkt. The interior concept of the Kulturpalast is based on its timeless architecture.
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Dresdner Zwinger
Dresden, Germany
The Dresdner Zwinger is among the most famous Baroque buildings in Germany.
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Semperoper
Dresden, Germany
Dresden's exquisite neo‐Renaissance Semperoper is a jewel in the city's architectural crown, and home to a world‐renowned ensemble. Among the top echelons of international opera houses, Dresden is a must‐visit for all opera lovers.
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Palais im Großen Garten
Dresden, Germany
Commissioned by the Saxon Elector John George III the pompous palace was built by Johann Georg Starcke from 1676 to 1683. It is not only the first Baroque building of Saxony but it is also said to be one of the earliest Baroque buildings in the German‐speaking area.
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Deutsches Hygiene‐Museum
Dresden, Germany
The building in the style of Neue Sachlichkeit (»New Objectivity«) was erected in 1930. Today, the museum is not a »People’s Education Facility for Healthcare« any more, but a present‐day forum of science, culture and society.
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Stadtrundgang durch Dresdens barocke Altstadt
Diese klassische Stadtführung durch Dresden startet am Theaterplatz, wo sich die berühmte Semperoper, die katholischer Hofkirche und das Residenzschloss befinden. Weiter geht es für Sie entlang am Zwinger, Fürstenzug, Stallhof und Neumarkt mit der Frauenkirche. Die Brühlsche Terrasse mit der Kunstakademie bilden den Abschluss der Führung.Nach der Tour kennen Sie die Dresdner Highlights, mit den wichtigsten Gebäuden und Kunstausstellungen. Sie erhalten von Ihrem Guide Insidertipps zur Abendgestaltung und Restaurantempfehlungen für die Altstadt.
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Classical Dresden Walking Tour with licensed Guide
This is the perfect way to experience many of Dresden’s highlights in a short space of time. By going on a walking tour, you’ll be able to get to places that can’t be reached by car or bus. Your guide will teach you about Dresden’s top attractions, its history, and local secrets. Top sites you’ll see include Dresden Old Town, Dresden Cathedral, and Zwinger Palace.
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Dresden City Tour Including New Green Vault and Semperoper
Visit both the New Green Vaults of Dresden Castle and the Semperoper Dresden in one comprehensive city tour. With a professional guide, you'll get the background on these two must‐visit Dresden sites as you explore, along with sights of other Dresden landmarks like the Frauenkirche. Note that the Semperoper visit is subject to availability with rehearsal schedules.
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Luxury Private Day trip from Prague to Dresden
Explore Dresden and its unforgettable architecture from the Middle Ages to the contemporary memorable buildings. Situated near the border of the Czech Republic, Dresden is the capital city and the second‐largest city of the Free State of Saxony in Germany. day trip from Prague to Dresden will take less than 2 hours. The first‐class Mercedes will take you to the destination with maximum comfort and safety. Your personal chauffeur will take you to any sight of the city by your wish, so you get a perfect chance to see the most famous attractions of the city in a single day trip from Prague to Dresden. Drop by the historic Frauenkirche, the Semper Opera and the Zwinger. From Residenzschloss proceed to the Brühl Terrace, the Princes and the Royal Mews through to Catholic Court Church. This city will leave unforgettable impression!
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'We Call It Ballet' Sleeping Beauty Performance in Dresden
Prepare yourself for 'We call it Ballet', a spectacular event in Dresden. Experience the tale of Sleeping Beauty like never before in this mesmerising fusion of dance and light. This performance combines traditional ballet with modern technology, featuring five local dancers who illuminate the stage with their radiant performances and costumes that glow in the darkness.The age‐old story of the princess cursed to sleep until awakened by her true love's kiss, comes alive on stage. The dancers' pirouettes and gravity‐defying leaps cast a spectrum of colours into the auditorium, creating a visual spectacle not to be missed.
