City in Germany

Dresden

2 things to see

Dresden’s rebuilt baroque old town is stunning from the outside for free: the Frauenkirche, the Zwinger courtyard, and the riverside Brühl’s Terrace all cost nothing to admire. Combination tickets make the museums good value when you do want to go in. Across the river, the Neustadt district is where budget travelers eat, drink, and stay at surprisingly low eastern German prices, and the city sits on the cheap regional line toward Leipzig.

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Bruehl's Terrace

Bruehl's Terrace is a historic elevated promenade above the Elbe River, once called the "Balcony of Europe." Free. The terrace runs from the Frauenkirche area to the Albertinum, with views over the Elbe to the Neustadt district.

Promenade · Dresden

Zwinger Palace

The Zwinger is a Baroque palace complex in the center of Dresden, with a grand courtyard, fountains, and ornate pavilions. The courtyard and exterior grounds are free.

Palace · Dresden

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