DRESDEN INTENSE

Dresden city tour: From Prager Straße to the Kunsthofpassage

Discover the extraordinary diversity of Dresden on a city tour from the historic city centre to the trendy New Town.

The inner courtyard and the façade of the New Synagogue with the slightly offset sandstone blocks.

 

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HIGHLIGHTS: Prager Straße - Ufa Cinema - Altmarkt - Kreuzkirche - Kulturpalast - Neumarkt - Frauenkirche - Albertinum - Brühl's Terrace - Fürstenzug - Hofkirche - Residenzschloss with Großer and Kleiner Schlosshof - Taschenberg Palais - Zwinger - Theatre Square with Semper Opera House - Augustus Bridge – Golden Horseman - Canaletto View - Japanese Palace - Rähnitzgasse - Königstraße - Dreikönigskirche - Market Hall - Albertplatz - Alaunstraße - Kunsthofpassage

Walking Tour Through Dresden: Unique Insights into the City on the Elbe


Experience Dresden on a city tour that seamlessly combines the past and present. On Prager Street, you’ll uncover traces of the reunification era, while the Altmarkt, with its impressive post-war facades, takes you back to the 1950s. This walking tour reveals how Dresden has continuously reinvented itself over the decades.

Historical and Modern Highlights: Frauenkirche, Neumarkt, and Albertinum

At Neumarkt, around the Frauenkirche, the bourgeois splendor of pre-war Dresden comes alive once more. Nearby, the Albertinum offers a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. Its foyer, located beneath the striking "Arche," seamlessly merges historical architecture with contemporary design and provides the perfect spot for a relaxing break.

Dresden’s Diversity: Brühl’s Terrace, Royal Palace and Neustadt

Brühl’s Terrace, also known as the "Balcony of Europe," offers a stunning view of the Elbe. From here, the tour continues to the Royal Palace and the Zwinger, both showcasing baroque opulence. Across the Elbe, you’ll discover two contrasting neighborhoods: the Inner Neustadt captivates with its baroque elegance, while the Outer Neustadt enchants with its alternative vibe, unique boutiques, and trendy cafés.Let this tour ignite your curiosity and inspire further discovery.

Dresden awaits – book your guided tour today or reach out with a no-obligation inquiry!

A few more details about the tour

  • Languages: German / English
  • Duration: 5 - 6 hours
  • Bank transfer (within the EU) or cash payment
  • Date: according to request
  • Meeting point: Theatersquare/Church of Our Lady or as desired
  • Number of participants per group: 1-25 persons

Your Dresden team: Nicole Brey & Michael Brey

Nicole Brey & Michael Brey, incoming, events and audioguides in Dresden - ostmodern, Nicole Brey & Michael Brey GbR

Back in the '90s, we packed our bags! Starting as tour guides and lecturers, we arrived in Dresden’s booming tourism sector in 1998. For over 10 years, we also curated exhibitions across Europe as art historians. Experience the city through our audio guides, too! As tour guides in Dresden, we offer personalized service and valuable tips.

Further guided tours

Augustusstraße with Georgentor, Ständehaus and dome of the Frauenkirche

Old Town Tour

This tour showcases the Old Town’s highlights – marvel, smile, and enjoy!

The back of the Golden Rider with the plane trees of the main street against a blue sky.

New Town Tour

Canaletto's view, Golden Rider & socialism – a tour full of surprises.

The reconstructed octagonal courtyard on the south side of the Frauenkirche passage

Comprehensive Tour

Experience the transformation of Dresden, from Prager Straße to the Residenzschloss.

Dresden's Neumarkt with the QF-Passage in the center of Dresden

Thematic Tours

Fascinating themed tours: Baroque, Music & Post-War Buildings – Dresden is inspiring.

Children play in the Zwinger and recreate the layout of a grass parterre.

City Tour for Children

The city decoded: Play, explore, understand – Dresden’s history made fun and easy.

Barrier-free cobblestone pavement in the area of the Dresden Zwinger.

Accessible Tour

Dresden for everyone – a relaxed and barrier-free stroll through the old town.

ERICH KÄSTNER

If it turns out that I know not only what is bad and ugly but also what is beautiful, then I owe this gift to the good fortune of having grown up in Dresden.