Travel Germany - Top 7 Sites to see in DRESDEN 

Lovely video!!! Thanks for sharing the details!!

Taylor ...thank you so much . 🙏🏽

Thanks for the nice video. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay in my home town!

Great vlog. I’m heading to Dresden just for a few hours tomorrow and this has given me a few ideas of what to see. Thanks for sharing and hope you’re well?

I actually still have to visit Dresden but as I am fond of architecture I once donated money to the very sucessful society "Gesellschaft Historischer Neumarkt" whose aim is to rebuild the city and heal the architectural wounds the bombing caused. They have been very sucessful in a lot of projects and are still pushing for more reconstruction in the city council. Thanks for the great tour!

I see Dresden, I upvote

Greetings from Dresden. You have to come back, you just scratched the surface! But well shown!

Nicely short transit

Great video, very informative and just a good vibe all in all.

What a nice video. I'm from Amsterdam. I visited Dresden together with my dad in may 1990. We made a trip to Chemnitz to look for the place where my dad was forced labour during WW2 1942-1945 and where he survived an almost similar bombardment as on Dresden. We were unsuccesfull and decided to look in Dresden. Hotel accomodation was not there yet. We saw the heap of stones that now is the Frauenkirche and also the super tile mural. You made me want to go there again, with my wife. I'm going to start planning a camping trip Chemnitz and Dresden, Czech Republic as soon as Covid19 is gone.

Nice Video, I'm glad I found this. Your German pronunciation is great btw.

Great cinematography! You covered a lot considering you had only one day in Dresden.

I have half a day to explore, thank you very much :)

You should visit the Basteibrücke and Festung Königstein. :)

Thanks for sharing. I shall have visited Dresden this year but it's not possible now, hopefully next year.

Very beautiful video! :) I have relatives in Dresden and it is a mostly beautiful city. Some more things I think one could keep in mind when staying there perhaps longer: • there is the „Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon“ which presents astronomy- and science related tools (think: clocks, telescopes, early calculators etc.) dating back as far as to the Renaissance, I think this is very cool if one is interested in these early scientific instruments. It is located within the Zwinger. • another cool museum is the „Verkehrsmuseum“ (traffic museum) which contains many transport vehicles from cars to trains and planes, it may be worth a visit. • there is also the „Gläserne Manufaktur“, in which the VW Phaeton (a high-end VW car) is manufactured, and there are guided tours showing the production steps. I am not into cars, but this may be interesting to some. • there are many beautiful cafés around the Altmarkt or close to the Frauenkirche, for instance at the Cosel-Palais. Of course there is much more in terms of opera houses and art exhibitions, but the most important ones are the ones you saw and showed. :) Part of my family grew up close to Dresden when it was bombed, but it was not really an exceptional event during the war, even though these things are always a tragedy. Of course I cannot have a definitive opinion, being born more than 50 years after it happened, but to be honest, the fact that these attacks on Dresden are so infamous has more to do with its propaganda value than with the reality, even as horrible as it may be for the people who lived through it. Just to keep in mind that it may be a controversial thing, but it is not the first thing that German people think about when thinking about Dresden. :) Just very small thing: August der Starke (the golden Rider) did live in the 17th Century :) He was indeed the embodiment of the baroque Saxon nobleman. I hope you had a good time in Dresden Edit: if you are in Dresden longer, you may want to visit Meissen and its "Meissen porcelain" manufacturer, which is one of the oldest producers of porcelain in Europe.

We visited here.

Nice content.. which software do you use to edit?

Glad you enjoyed Dresden! Greetings from one of your subscribers from Dresden :D. You picked well for the limited time you had. If you ever come back with an extra day to spend here, I'd suggest a trip with the ferniculars or towards the Saxon Switzerland mountain area. You didn't expect it to be so clean? What exactly did you hear about Dresden before? 😁

constuction still on going. it's already 2022 😁

If you look at the Frauenkirche, it is not completely new. They tried to use as much of the original ruins in the rebuilding, so it has that speckled look. also, many see it as a Roman Catholic church. It is Lutheran.

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Enjoyed this a lot. Gonna visit Dresden in June as well. Kinda funny and sad how you were talking about "people" on that mural when it were actually just men. Which had me think for rhe rest of the video about how our city scapes even nowadays are just plastered with replicas of rich men putting their own faces somewhere or having it put there by their eich fanboys :(

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Danke für dies Video. Alle deine Veröffentlichungen sind interessant und durchaus sehenswert. Auch freut es mich in diesen Trump-Zeiten, in denen die Reputation der USA gegen Null geht, eine intelligente und auch noch gut aussehende Amerikanerin zu sehen, die offensichtlich die andere, bessere Seite repräsentiert. Thank you very much !