DRESDEN private trip from Prague: Historic Dresden & Tisa Rocks

to show off his wealth and host extravagant parties in the early 18th century. You will see the stunning baroque architecture and ornate exterior of Zwinger Palace, including the grand entrance gate and beautiful fountains (in 2025 is the courtyard still under reconstruction). Expect 10 minutes walk from the car park.

You'll have the chance to capture photos of its stunning neo-renaissance facade and intricate architectural features.

o as the Holy Trinity Cathedral, is a magnificent example of Gothic Revival architecture and a significant religious landmark in Dresden.

As you explore the city, you'll have the chance to capture photos of this historic bridge that spans the Elbe River, as well as the picturesque Elbe River promenade known as Brühl's Terrace, often referred to as the "Balcony of Europe." Here, you can take in breathtaking views of the river, the charming architecture of Dresden, and the lively atmosphere of the city's riverfront.

of the Elbe River and the picturesque cityscape of Dresden.

ssive art collection, as part of your tour.

enowned for its stunning architecture and historical significance. Rebuilt after total destruction during the war, it symbolizes resilience and rebirth, rising like a phoenix from the ashes. Optionally, you can visit the Dome's viewing platform, accessible via 174 steps (no elevator). Entry fee to the observation platform is not included (10 EUR/person). From there, you'll enjoy a unique view of Dresden, first glimpsing the church interior and then the cityscape. Those who don't go to the viewpoint can spend time on Neumarkt Square right in front of the church at the Neumarkt Christmas Market.

d of thousands of porcelain tiles, depicting a grand procession of Saxon rulers across the centuries. This impressive mural is not only the largest porcelain artwork in the world but also a vivid testament to the region's rich historical heritage.

ortance and stands as a symbol of the city's rich heritage. It offers a striking architectural presence and an opportunity to appreciate its historical significance from its exterior.

ou back in time with its costumed characters, traditional crafts, and medieval settings. You can also enjoy live medieval performances, making it a delightful escape from the modern world. Stallhof was originally a tournament court for knight games. We will spend aprox 45 minutes at this Christmas Market.

well-known as one of the oldest and most famous Christmas markets in Germany, with origins dating back to 1434. Nestled in the heart of Dresden's Old Town, this market is celebrated for its historic significance and iconic attractions, including the giant Christmas Pyramid and enormous Christmas Stollen, making it a must-visit during the festive season. / Expect 10 minutes walk to the car park - probably parking at Centrum Galerie Dresden.

It is a labyrinth made of sandstone. You walk through narrow mysterious passages and also climb to the tops of the rock towers for a view. Entrance fee 30 CZK/person. If you book it, it will be included on the way to Dresden, we will spend about 1hr walking (difficult terrain). If booked it will make the tour longer! (approx 9-10 hrs)