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For me, the most beautiful view of old Dresden.

Originally part of the 16th-century fortifications, it was transformed into a garden and promenade in the 18th century. The terrace is freely accessible and offers numerous benches for relaxation.

From its approximately 500-meter-long plateau, Brühl's Terrace offers magnificent views of the Elbe River, the Neustadt district opposite, and the baroque buildings of Dresden's Old Town, such as the Hofkirche (Court Church) and the Albertinum (Albertinum). Known as the "Balcony of Europe" because of this view, it is a popular place for strolling and relaxing. In the background, the impressive buildings of the Old Town rise, including: The Academy of Fine Arts / The Estates House / The Academy of Fine Arts / The Hofkirche / The Albertinum On the river, you can watch the historic steamers of the "White Fleet" departing from here. Several works of art, such as the Dolphin Fountain and the Sphinxes, adorn the terrace, as does the Moritz Monument, Dresden's oldest surviving monument. It stretches between the Augustus Bridge and the Carola Bridge.

The impressive bronze statue shows King Johann on horseback, mounted on a large, rectangular pedestal.

A very beautiful panorama for a city

The Dresden Residence Palace, once the seat of electors and kings, was extensively restored after its destruction in 1945 and now shines in its former glory. As part of the State Art Collections, it houses important exhibitions such as the Green Vault, the Armory and the Coin Cabinet, while the Hausmann Tower offers an impressive view of the city. You can find more information and opening times here: https://www.skd.museum/besuch/residenzschloss/.

Art Academy on Brühl's Terrace The Art Academy, one of the three buildings that make up today's Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, is located in a prominent location in the city, on Brühl's Terrace, right next to the Frauenkirche. Constantin Lipsius designed the four-wing building, which was built in the historicist style between 1887 and 1894. Its monumentality in the city made it controversial in this prominent location. The building, whose glass dome is also known as a lemon squeezer because of its shape, housed the Art Academy and the exhibition building of the Saxon Art Association. Since 2005, it has been used as an art gallery by the Dresden State Art Collections. In 1945, all of the buildings suffered significant fire damage. By 1952, they had been repaired to such an extent that the academy could resume teaching. Extensive renovation work was carried out on the Lipsius building between 1991 and 2002, and parts destroyed in the Second World War were reconstructed. The Brühl Terrace is home to the fine art studios, the graphic workshops, the rectorate and the university's exhibition rooms, where, among other things, the annual diploma exhibition of graduates takes place. Source: https://deu.archinform.net/projekte/21804.htm

城の連絡橋は、タッシェンベルク宮殿への通路を形成し、1889年から1901年にかけて城複合施設の包括的な改修に関連して建設されました。この際、橋はレジデンツ城の新たに建設された南翼に接続されました。この建造物は、アーチ状の門でタッシェンベルク通りの上を横切っています。その上にある閉鎖された通路は、城からそれぞれの皇太子一家の居住区への接続を可能にしていました。1705年から1708年にかけて、ゼル・フォン・コーゼル伯爵夫人のために建てられたタッシェンベルク宮殿は、今日では高級ホテルとなっています。 出典: https://www.dresden-lese.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/bauwerke/verbindungsbruecke-am-schloss/