Dresden Culture and Sights

18 kilometers of lovely cultural landscape. The 18th and 19th century cultural landscape of Dresden Elbe Valley extends some 18-km along the river from Übigau Palace and Ostragehege fields in the north...

Where the "glass woman" was created. Since the opening of the museum in 1930 the famous "Gläserne Frau" "glass lady" has continued to astound the public. Anatomy, physiology and the themes of sexuality...

Saxon history portrayed on 102 m of porcelain. The 102 m cavalcade on the north wall of the long corridor includes almost 100 larger-than-life figures. Alongside members of the nobility, military figur...

opening hours: Tues-Fri: 14:00 - 19:00; Sat, Sun: 12:00 - 20:00 , address: Rähnitzgasse 8, Dresden 01097

Travel through space and time. Instruments and apparatus of mathematics, physics, astronomy, chronometry and meteorology are also displayed, among which is the oldest computing machine in the world and...

From blue prints to flying buttresses. Here, as a contrast to what is on offer at the Grünes Gewölbe Museum, you will encounter the art of "ordinary people": popular Saxon art, costumes, lacework and p...

August's valuable artefacts. Connoisseurs of precious jewellery come to the largest and most valuable artefact collection of the world for their expenses like the patrons of the fine arts.

Old cameras and forerunners to the PC. 25,000 exhibits relating to photographic technology, computing technology and writing technology, to entertainment and household technology and to microelectronic...

The finest porcelain from Europe and Asia. Following three years of ongoing building and renovation work, the world-famous Zwinger porcelain collection reopened its doors in autumn 2002. The exhibits o...