Dresden Holidays

Dresden Holidays

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Holidays in Dresden

Often, it's the people of a city that make it special. In this part of Saxony, there's 490,000 of them.

If your holiday is all about the entire family, outings to Nordbad Dresden and Geibeltbad Pirna are sure to put huge smiles on everyone's faces! If that isn't enough to wear the kids out, why not head along to the Dresden Funicular Railway and theatre in der Fabrik as well?

Take the kids to the Dresden Zoo or the Wildgehege Moritzburg and watch their faces fill with awe! They can get within close range of some fascinating animals and learn about the need to care for our environment while they're at it.

Are you known to enjoy a drink or three? See if there are any tours available and have a yarn to the experienced brewers at the Radeberger Brewery.

Would you like to try some local wine? Spend a lazy day tasting liquid treasures made by passionate local winemakers at the Castle Wackerbarth and Hofloessnitz Vineyard Museum.

If you're curious about the local species of flora, make your way to the Dresden Botanical Garden. Alternatively, spend a while getting lost among the pathways and taking in the variety of local plant and flowers at Herzogin Garten.

Remember those happy childhood days of stretching out on the grass watching clouds go by? Relive that feeling at the Grosser Garten and the Rose Garden. Alternatively, get your body moving and let the kids burn off some energy by wandering around Pillnitz Castle and Park or Luckner Park.

Drink in the beautiful vistas as you observe intermittent ripples brush the calm water at Loessnitzbad.

After unique exhibits? Look no further than the Albertinum and the Old Masters Picture Gallery. Don't forget to ask the staff about group tours. Museum enthusiasts also need to check out the Green Vault and the Karl May Museum.

The remarkable scientific artifacts and displays at the Dresden Museum of Technology and Industry and Adolph Diesterweg Observatory are bound to power up your brain. For even more from the magnificent world of science, head on over to the Royal Cabinet of Mathematical and Physical Instruments. Make sure you ask about any special exhibits that may be on.

It can be both baffling and and inspiring to see just how vast and diverse the creations of the natural world are. You can see them all in one convenient location at the Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte.

Art connoisseurs come from all corners of the world to take in Dresden's renowned collections, and the Dresden State Art Collections and the Leonhardi-Museum are often at the top of their itineraries. More lively canvases and inventive sculptures are waiting for you at the New Masters Gallery and the Museum of Decorative Arts.

Journey back through time to discover the people and events that have contributed to this region at the DDR Museum and the Bundeswehr Military History Museum. You can also check out fascinating displays which help bring the past to life at the City Museum Meissen and the Dresden City Museum.

Gain a deeper understanding of times gone by when you drop by the Japanese Palace and Moritzburg Castle. Why not also swing by Dresden Cathedral and Albrechtsburg Castle?

Want to see Dresden from another angle? Make your way to Blue Wonder Bridge and Augustus Bridge, two ageless structures that have extended over Dresden's waterways for many years.

They were certainly trying to show off when they designed Zwinger Palace and Heidenschanze, and we are certainly impressed. Lingner Palace and Dresden Royal Palace are a couple more stately dwellings. Ask about tours if you'd like to see them up close.

For a mythical escape, walk over and gaze at the captivating frontage of Dresden Castle and Castle Eckberg. Sonnenstein Castle and Nothnitz Castle also look as though they belong to the pages of a fairytale book. If luck is on your side, there might be a guided tour programmed.

Whatever you believe in, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at Church of Our Lady and Epiphany Church. If you're ready to explore more, continue your sightseeing at Church of the Holy Cross and the New Synagogue.

They might not be at the very top of your list, but the Saxon State Library and the Procession of Princes are still worth a stop. The Meissen Porcelain Factory and the Kunsthof-Passage also promise a pleasant day out.