Deutsches Hygiene-Museum
One of the most individual museums in Germany. A programme that considers all aspect of humankind, the body, science and art. And a unique building too.
The spirit of the Baroque looms large in Dresden, the epitome of the design culture of Saxony’s golden age of might and pomp. And it is a key feature of a number of the city’s best sights. But, there are other surprises besides, including a unique museum in a landmark early Modernist building. Here are the six best attractions to put on your list of places to visit.
Dresdner Zwinger
The epitome of Saxon Late Baroque, make sure you plan to take your time. There are just so many amazing things to see, especially in the porcelain collections.
Großer Garten
The green heart of Dresden. Elegant Baroque buildings and formal gardens, promote instant tranquility. But there's also a zoo if you need to occupy small ones.
Dresdner Residenzschloss (Dresden Royal Palace)
Yet another place in Dresden where you'll want to spend hours. What can you say about the collection of royal treasures? So detailed. So perfect. So many.
Albertinum
This museum that is usually overlooked in favour of the old masters offers an Aladdin's cave of unexpected treasure, especially strong Romantic works. Superb.
Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche)
Dresden's restored landmark church marks a unique point in the development of Baroque architecture and one that makes Dresden stand out from all the rest.