Dresden is famous as one of the German cities known for its charming Baroque architecture, stretching gracefully along the Elbe River, which weaves through a wide valley in the heart of the city. The city's architectural landscape looks very distinctive when compared to other cities. One of the things that sets Dresden apart from other German cities is the number of Baroque architectural wonders located in the old town. In contrast, many German cities have old towns that often exude a medieval atmosphere.

There are various tourist attractions in Dresden Germany that are worth a visit, including the Altstadt or old town of Dresden, which may be small but is very charming. Here, you can stroll around the Altstadt while taking in its architectural beauty.

Next, you can also visit one of Dresden's must-see landmarks and attractions, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) located in Neumarkt. The church was originally built in the Baroque style in the 18th century, but was severely damaged during the bombing of Dresden in World War II. More than 3,800 stones from the original church were saved and used in the reconstruction process between 1994 and 2005, along with new stones.

Lastly, you can visit the Fürstenzug, the largest and longest mural in the world, about 102 meters long, which depicts the rulers of Sachsen (kings, dukes, nobles and electors) participating in a grand parade on horseback, with their names written below their images.

To reach Dresden, fly into Dresden Airport (DRS) or take a train to Dresden Hauptbahnhof, the main railway station. Dresden is well-connected by highways for those traveling by car. The city is accessible from major European cities via various transportation modes, providing convenient options for both domestic and international travelers.

The time needed to explore the beauty of Dresden will depend on your preferences and itinerary. If you have limited time, a single day in Dresden is enough to explore its beauty and uniqueness.

However, in a single day, you may feel rushed and unable to enjoy the city at a leisurely pace. For a more comprehensive experience, spending 2 to 3 days in Dresden will allow you to explore the famous landmarks and enjoy the local cuisine without being pressed for time.

Although a visit to the city can be made at any time, the best time to visit Dresden is from May to September. During this period, you can enjoy the beauty of Dresden with pleasant temperatures and minimal rainfall.