logo

Essential Free Tour Dresden

  • Pause at Bruhl's Terrace, known as the “Balcony of Europe” and admire the architecture and beautiful views over the river Elbe.
  • See the incredible mural, Procession of Princes, that depicts all of Saxony’s rulers.
  • See the Zwinger, one of Germany’s most impressive and beautiful Baroque buildings.
Essential Free Tour Dresden1
Essential Free Tour Dresden2
Essential Free Tour Dresden3
Essential Free Tour Dresden4
Essential Free Tour Dresden5

Essential Free Tour Dresden

logo-oneport

FAQs for Free Tours

Dresden is a fairy-tale city with a treasure trove of architectural jewels to explore. The Essential Free Tour of Dresden will cover the long history of this magnificent town—from a Medieval fishing village to the residence of princes and kings; from the splendor of the 18th century, to the dramatic devastation that the city endured during World War II. The tour will take you around New Market Square, which has been witness to centuries' worth of turbulent political and historical events. The square is also home to the iconic Church of Our Lady. Like much of Dresden, the original building was destroyed during Allied air raids; its painstaking reconstruction was only completed in 2005, and it’s a source of pride for locals.

Your Free Essential Tour Dresden will help you to navigate your way into the heart of Dresden’s historic center. As guests explore the historical streets, they will come across the Procession of Princes mural, where they will receive an excellent history lesson on the Kings of Saxony! The tour will also cover some of Dresden’s architectural masterpieces, including George Gate, one of Dresden’s first Renaissance buildings. From here, guests will find Theater Square, a charming place that features a mix of Baroque, Classical, and Renaissance architectural styles. The square is also home to a number of landmarks, including a monument to composer Carl von Weber and the stunning Zwinger palace complex. Here, guests will discover its history and the meaning behind its peculiar name.

A highlight of the Essential Free Tour is the magical Dresden Castle, which served as a royal residence for nearly 400 years. As with many buildings, it was heavily damaged during World War II bombing and reconstruction continues today. And, of course, no tour of Dresden would be complete without a stop at Bruhl’s Terrace. It's a great place to chill out and soak up the lovely views over the river Elbe. During the tour, your expert local guide will also share a lot of useful recommendations and tips for the best restaurants, coffee shops, traditional taverns, and the best places to enjoy Dresden’s buzzing nightlife and music scene. So, don’t miss this opportunity and book your seat on the free tour today!
  • facebook
  • instagram