Recommended tourist attractions in Dresden: [4] |
one | Bruhl's Terrace Brühlsche Terrasse | The Blur platform is a popular place for locals and tourists to walk, watch and drink coffee. The Bruer platform is famous for its magnificent open steps. It is known as the "balcony of Europe". Most people can enter the platform from the castle square at the west end of the platform. In addition, there are four sculpture stairs from the Supreme Court of Saxony to enter the Bruer platform. From here, you can also overlook the palace church and the famous Senbo Opera House. |
two | Catholic Court Church Katholische Hofkirche | Catholic palace church, officially known as the Cathedrale St. Trinitatis. The Elector of Saxony, HouAugust II, converted from Protestantism to Catholicism in order to become the king of Poland, so he decided to establish the Saxony Royal Church in Dresden. From 1738 to 1751, Italian architect Gaetano Chiaveri was responsible for the design. All the architects and constructors of the church are hired from Italy. The church style is Rococo style, which is one of the largest churches in Saxony. |
three | Cross Church Kreuzkirche | Its predecessor was the Nikolai Church. It was built in 1764-1814, and the early classical style was added to the later Baroque style. The 54 meter high tower of the church has 256 steps. The tower is equipped with an observation tower, from which you can overlook the magnificent Grand Canyon of the Elbe River. |
four | Maisen, the Capital of Porcelain in Europe Messen | As the "Jingdezhen" in Europe, Meisen Town, known as the "white gold" town in Europe, is located in the northwest of Dresden, beside the Elbe River, and is famous for producing white porcelain. The town has a strong ancient porcelain culture, and the town's landmark Fraun Church is equipped with a ceramic clock; The Nikolai Church built in the early 12th century has the world's largest (2.5 meters high) porcelain statue beside it; The porcelain workshop is the most attractive place for tourists, who can visit the whole process of porcelain production; In the Porcelain Museum, you can enjoy more than 3000 pieces of ancient porcelain. Take S1 to the west at Dresden Main Railway Station for 30 minutes. |
five | Glasuti, an important watchmaking town Glashutte | Located in the southern suburbs of Dresden, as one of the top mechanical watch brands in the world with 100% self made movement in its full range of watches, Glassoti's blood originates from the German watchmaking city Glash ü tte, which has 165 years of watchmaking history. Visit the Glassoti Watchmaking Museum in Germany and experience the watchmaking legend in a small town. Take the southbound train to Dresden Main Railway Station for 30 minutes. |
six | Nationalpark Sächsische Schweiz | It is located in the southeast of Dresden. It protects Elbe River Most of the Yibei River sandstone mountain range, which was formed in 100 million years, covers an area of 36000 hectares. Unique Cretaceous erosion landscape, unique Cretaceous sandstone rock landscape, deep valleys Pingdingshan And the canyon is the characteristic of the park, as well as the Konishtein Fortress, Rato Rock Theater, Bartshando Museum, and the Freselstek Castle. Take S1 to the east at Dresden Main Railway Station for 30 minutes. |