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The best way to get acquainted with Dresden is this 2-hour walk through the iconic squares of the city's historic centre with a local guide!

You will learn about the many layers of Dresden's history through medieval, Renaissance and baroque times, its fate during WW2, and the story of the rebuilding through the East German GDR times till today. Human stories, architecture, and iconography are all covered in this tour: the Saxon State Opera House, The Dresden Zwinger, the Royal Palace, the Procession of Princes, The Frauenkirche, and the Catholic Cathedral.

Though the tour doesn't go inside any of these buildings, the information shared by your guide will help you decide what you'd like to cover on your own later.

Høydepunkt

Walk through the iconic squares of Dresden's historic centre
Discover more about human stories, architecture, and iconography
Visit in small group for a more intimate experience

Viktig informasjon

Accessibility:

Most of the tour is wheelchair accessible. The cobblestones may be difficult to navigate for manual wheelchairs

Know in advance:

The tour takes place in every weather condition, so please look up the temperature/weather for the day and dress accordingly
The distances are not long, but there is a fair amount of standing while the guide explains the point of interest

Remember to bring:

Comfortable shoes as the streets are cobbled

Avbestillingsregler

Få 100% refundert hvis du avbestiller senest 24 timer før aktiviteten begynner.

Inkludert

Guidet rundtur til fots

Bestillingsgebyr

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Sted

Schlossplatz, Schloßplatz, Dresden-Altstadt, Germany

Møtested:

Meet your guide at Schloßplatz square located at the foot of the Augustus Bridge on the Altstadt side. Your guide will be waiting for you in the middle of the square, next to the statue of King Friedrich August seated on his throne (not standing and not on a horse!). Please reach the meeting point 10 minutes before the start time and look for the Small Group Tour by See My Dresden.