Dresden is one of Europe’s largest baroque cities, located thirty kilometers from the northern Czech border. It stretches over the Elbe River, and it has a long history that appears in all its aspects. You find it full of museums that immortalize this ancient history, in addition to the various aspects of architecture, on whose throne is the style of Baroque architecture.
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Tourism in Dresden, Germany
Dresden Frauenkirche
One of the most important tourist attractions in Dresden being; one of the most important restoration projects in Germany. Distinguished and distinguished, its restoration was completed in 1743 and was considered one of the most prominent churches in Europe, with its unique Baroque style. Its interior is breathtaking, with all aspects of luxury, sophistication and different arts. The altar of the Dresden Frauenkirche building is admired by many, and you can take the elevator to the top of the summit to enjoy the enchanting view of all sides of the city. 
Dresden Frauenkirche
Dresden Royal Palace and Museums
If you don’t have time to see the city, this is the only place to visit when traveling to Dresden. It is one of the richest and oldest public museums in Europe containing the state’s art collection, which is located within the royal palace. You also find many invaluable artworks, in addition to intricate embroidery works, until it includes the Augustus collection to take care of the garden with all its details. The signs are in English, so you won’t have a hard time understanding what is going on around you. This palace was the place of many kings, and the powerful Augustus proposed the idea of turning it into a museum for the public, to see the various treasures and artifacts it contained.
Zwinger
Zwinger is one of the best tourist destinations in Dresden given its picturesque architecture that amazes everyone who sees it, and it seems as if it came out of the hands of magicians from a fairytale. This palace dates back to the eighth century, and is located in the city center next to the River Elbe. The best example of the style of the Baroque architecture is, besides enjoying wandering around it, you can see many collections it contains. Among them are state art collections which include; Dresden’s collection of ceramics, a number of royal musical instruments, physics tools, and a gallery of gentlemen’s portraits.
Zwinger
Theaterplatz and the Semper Opera
Another of the best tourist attractions in Dresden is the theater square west of the city, and one of Germany’s best public squares. Including the Opera Semper building with its amazing design, italyn Renaissance style, you can see inside the ideal building, either by taking a tour or attending one of the various shows such as ballet, opera, and concerts. In the middle of that square there is an equestrian statue belonging to King John, but in the south The East is a guard house of the old city, there is also a Tashnergali Palace, a Baroque style dating back to 1711
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The Georgentor and the Procession of Princes
Georgentor is an ancient city located near the Elbe Bridge, and it contains the first Renaissance buildings. It is located in the western part of the old gate, which contains many amazing designs including an equestrian statue of the Duke George. There is also Langer Gang, a long walking path connected to the city founded in ancient times. Next to the Tuscan-style corridor, leading to the Court Square. The princes procession plate is one of the most important landmarks of the city, reaching a length of one hundred and twenty meters and includes; the elite, kings and dukes of the Witten House in addition to important German symbols in terms of art and science.
The Georgentor and the Procession of Princes
Brühl’s Terrace
In Bruhl Terrace, one of the most beautiful places in Dresden, your journey to the city is not complete without visiting, also known as the balcony of Europe near Schlossplatz, inside a private square. The sculptures on the steps of the terraces were opened to the public in 1814, representing day, night, evening and noon. The Dolphin Fountain is the only remaining monument of the Old Garden of the square. Also near it is the Faculty of Art, as well as the Moritz Museum and one of the oldest remaining museums in Dresden.
Brühl’s Terrace
Pillnitz Palace and Gardens
In 1720, Augustus the Great ordered the construction of two Baroque-style summer palaces for parties and sports races. Then the Pilnitz Palace was constructed as the summer house of the royal family, and then he founded a Renaissance-style palace, occupying the third part of the garden. Meanwhile, the gardens were expanded during the state, each one reflecting the style of its era, eventually reaching its space to seventy-two acres. All of these palaces are worth seeing as they are one of the tourist places in Dresden, which is of great importance as it includes several museums, including the Museum of Decorative Arts and the Museum of Crafts.
Pillnitz Palace and Gardens
Albertinum
Albertinum, one of the best tourist destinations in Dresden, is located on Burhl Terrace, and contains the finest and most luxurious art collection in the world. Founded between 1884 and 1887 The museum is famous for its new exhibition of masters with; works from this romantic and factual period in addition to; French, Belgian, Polish, Hungarian and Romen paintings of the nineteenth century. There is also the amazing collection, which is receiving great attention as well as containing artifacts and art from; Egypt Ancient, Western Asia, Greece, and Rome.
The Great Garden
The Great Garden is one of the most beautiful places of tourism in Dresden. It has a French Baroque style, it was established in 1676 and opened to the public in 1814. It contains one of the first Baroque palaces in Germany. It also includes the Dresden Zoo, next to the Botanical Garden which includes more than ten thousand species of plants; Ki Enjoy a world tour of plant life. There is also a small six-kilometer railway, which is especially fun for children. You can ride it to wander around the park, or access one of its shows and concerts.
The Great Garden
Dresden Transport Museum
Another destination to visit when traveling to Dresden is located in Johannesburg, one of the city’s oldest buildings. It contains ancient means of transportation including; aircraft, steam engines, cars, and motorcycles. There is a marine life museum, which houses ancient ships and displays the history of everyone who lived and worked in the sea, in addition to its technology throughout the ages.
Dresden Transport Museum
The Golden Palace and the Golden Horseman
The Golden Knight statue is located in the new Medina district, and Augustus represents the strong in the position of Caesar, and was named by that name because it is one of the most important landmarks of the city. But today it contains the Prehistoric State Museum and the Museum of Ethnology.
The Golden Palace and the Golden Horseman
The German Hygiene Museum
A final destination within the tourist attractions of Dresden in the southwest, founded in 1912 and which is: The Institute is founded to spread the culture of hygiene and public health. The museum is more interesting than it seems to others; it reflects many medical practices, and also includes a permanent exhibition called; It highlights aspects of the life of the human race, along with an interactive museum of the senses which is a fun destination for children.
The German Hygiene Museum
