Weinboehla Things to Do

Work on the Hofkirche (Royal Chapel) started during the reign of Frederick August II, under the oversight of Italian architect Gaetano Chiaveri, who designed the church in the Romanesque style of the late baroque period. The fo... more

Former seat of the Saxon royal family, Residenzschloss Palace was built between the 12th-19th centuries and exhibits a magnificent array of different architectural features from the Romantic, Renaissance, Baroque and neo-Renais... more

Relaxing and listening to jazz with a glass of wine in your hand is one way to spend your time in this lovely music café. French food is available in the kitchen: salad, baguettes, rice or pasta will fend off any hunger pangs.... more

The Grüne Gewölbe or "Green Vault" contains the crown jewels and other treasures collected by the Saxon royal family over the centuries. Most pieces date back to August the Strong's time. Visitors can admire the breathtaking cr... more

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Built in 1726-43 by George Bähr, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) is one of Germany's greatest architectural monuments. It became famous for hosting organ recitals given by J.W. Bach in the 1730's and went on to dominate t... more

Built in 1726-43 by George Bähr, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) is one of Germany's greatest architectural monuments. It became famous for hosting organ recitals given by J.W. Bach in the 1730's and went on to dominate t... more

Looking for some good music to rock out to? Just head north to Albertstadt, and you will find the Thrillbeats club. This is an independent venue and online community for the alternative music scene in Dresden where you can buy... more

One of Europe's most magnificent and stunning opera houses, the Semperoper supplies exquisite late classic architecture and decorations as well as legendary acoustics. First designed by by Gottfried Semper and opened in 1841, t... more

No sooner do you step onto the forecourt of the Military History Museum - filled with planes, tanks and military vehicles - and you are transported into the world of the German military. Exhibits such as uniforms, medals, guns... more