Dresdener Schloß

Again very nicely restored and inside some museums have found a new home.
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Name giver is the Dresdner Residenzschloss. The oldest part is the Georgenbau with the newer Georgentor, which is in the neo-renaissance style. It establishes the connection to the old market.

Search there the "Napoleon stone"!

The seat of power and the cultural center of the Saxon capital: The Dresden Residenzschloss reflects almost 800 years of history. Heavily damaged in the Second World War, the restored castle is now home to the Dresden State Art Collections
The world-famous Green Vault of the Türckische Cammer, the giant hall of the armory, the coin cabinet and the copperplate cabinet can be found in the Residenzschloss today.
The facades of the Great Castle Courtyard brilliantly show the art of sgraffito - a sophisticated scratch-cleaning technique.
Spanned by an apparently floating roof structure made of transparent plastic cushions, the Small Castle Courtyard tells of bold Renaissance architecture.schloesserland-sachsen.de/de/schloesser-burgen-gaerten/residenzschloss-dresden

A must wwnn one is in Dresden.

Here you can experience the old Dresden as it connects with the new. Look at what the people created here and rebuilt after the war.

Dresden, especially its old town is worth a visit

You have to see this when you're in Dresden.

A carriage ride is a wonderful way to explore the historic center

The castle houses many museums and a small cafe.

So many great and old buildings, you need time to look at them all

The Semperoper, the Zwinger, the Frauenkirche and right in the middle: the Residenzschloss. One architectural highlight follows another in Dresden's old town. Today it is hard to imagine that the residential palace was only rebuilt a few years ago. Because during the bombing raids on Dresden in February 1945 it was almost completely burned out - only part of the historical Green Vault and the cellar remained intact.

Another place to visit in Dresden

You can’t feel fed up, inside and out.

The Residenzschloss invites you to stop by with its many great museums (green vault, armory, Turkish chamber, copper engraving cabinet ..... and much more)