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Overview

The phoenix of Germany

Dresden, you should not miss it

On the banks of the Elbe, post-war Dresden has been working hard to rebuild its reputation as an architectural and cultural trend-setter. Start off at the painstakingly reconstructed Frauenkirche church before an evening enjoying some of Germany’s finest contemporary and classical arts.

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In the city of Dresden, you will feast your eyes with the "Zwinger" (between the walls) Palace, one of the most charming example of the late baroque architecture in Europe. If you’re intrigued in jewellery and silversmith’s trade you will find interesting pieces in the" Green Vault" Museum.

On the "Theaterplatz" (Theater’s square), we advise you to discover one of the most famous operas in the world, the Semper Opera, and the Hofkirche, the court’s catholique church, housing splendid artworks.

Follow the bicycle path through pastures and reach the Pillnitz Palace and its lovely Park. Eventually, enjoy wandering on the Brühl Terraces, known as the "Balcony of Europe".

Getting to and from Dresden

To Dresden

From Amsterdam	11:58
From Frankfurt	04:17
From Berlin	01:58
From Zurich	12:21
From Prague	02:10
From Vienna	07:14
From Budapest	09:20
From Basel	08:21
From Cologne	07:24
From Hamburg	04:07
From Dusseldorf	06:57
From Heidelberg	07:33
From Freiburg	09:08
From Hanover	04:01
From Mannheim	05:24
From Bremen	05:30
From Leipzig	01:06
From Offenburg	08:36
From Zittau.	01:29
From Dortmund	06:02
From Halle Saale	01:43
From Mainz	04:54
From Schoena	00:49
From Fulda	03:23
From Weimar	03:11
From Eisenach	02:30
From Erfurt	01:58
From Gorlitz	01:27
From Bad Schandau	00:27

From Dresden

To Bad Schandau	00:28
To Schoena	01:30
To Gorlitz	01:43
To Zittau.	02:20
To Prague	02:21
To Leipzig	02:23
To Halle Saale	03:48
To Naumburg Saale	03:54
To Berlin	04:18
To Weimar	04:23
To Erfurt	04:40
To Wegliniec	07:14
To Mannheim	07:46
To Fulda	08:35
To Dortmund	09:08
To Dusseldorf	09:24
To Vienna	09:28
To Frankfurt	09:30
To Eisenach	09:45
To Cologne	09:49
To Hanover	10:08
To Stendal	10:24
To Offenburg	10:30
To Mainz	10:43
To Hamburg	10:44
To Heidelberg	10:50
To Freiburg	11:09
To Budapest	11:29
To Nuremberg	11:30
To Bremen	11:35
To Krakow	11:49
To Amsterdam	13:10
To Basel	13:28
To Munich	14:10
To Zurich	15:15

Train Station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Dresden can be found.

1) Dresden Hbf

2) Dresden Neustadt.

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Not a nice choice if u | Pui Chi l. | 2014/07/15
"Not a nice choice if u want to sleep better Thee area is small No bathing as well "
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Nice travel | Pui Chi l. | 2014/07/15
"Nice train "
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Wonderful trip | . | 2014/04/01
"Very comfortable. I like it very much "
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Good and satisfying | Shashank s. | 2013/10/09
"Good work keep it up !!!! "
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Convenient but pricey | Tan c. | 2013/10/08
"it was really convenient to be able to take a direct train from dresden, but it was too pricey. Basically, even with a railpass the fees we paid to reserve a room was more than w/o it. What is the point of selling the pass if the direct sale (without the pass) was cheaper? and considering the amount I paid, i would appreciate if it wasn't triple sharing. The cabin was too small for triple sharing: there was hardly enough space to place our luggage. Only saving grace was the very helpful staff on the train. "
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Great Trip | . | 2012/11/04
"This was my first time travelling from Prague to Dresden by train and whilst I was looking forward to it, it far exceeded my expectations. As always the train service in this part of the world is excellent - but the scenery as the train winds its way along the river is fantastic. I would recommend this to anyone. "
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