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Dresden


About Germany

Getting there

You can get to Dresden from Wroclaw, Dortmund and Naumburg saale. Best price and travel duration below.

  • From Berlin 02:24 R531
    From Prague 02:20 R423
    From Eisenach 04:50 R809
    From Wroclaw 03:20 R495
    From Dortmund 07:04 R350
    From Naumburg Saale 02:07 R568
    From Leipzig 01:34 R362
    From Usti Nad Labem 01:17
    From Homburg 01:43 R326
    From Schoena 00:53 R169

Getting around

From Dresden, you can travel to nearby cities and towns. Best price and travel duration below.

  • To Schoena 01:58 R157
    To Usti Nad Labem 01:06 R229
    To Leipzig 02:43 R362
    To Halle Saale 03:12 R604
    To Naumburg Saale 03:00 R568
    To Eisenach 05:16 R845
    To Wroclaw 09:10 R785
    To Dortmund 08:16 R350
    To Homburg 08:49 R2,681
    To Prague 02:22 R507
    To Berlin 03:56 R531

Dresden city guide

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.

When you are there

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".

Dresden station(s)

Trains are convenient way to reach any town and city in Europe. All main towns have a railway station, while major cities have more than two railway stations. Nearly all railway stations are located in the city centre. Check our map to locate railway station(s) in Dresden.

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