Dresden
Dresden is a city that is extremely rich in art and culture accumulated over the centuries.
It houses over 50 museums, over 35 theater and other stages and famous buildings
from different eras and in different styles.
A large part of the artistic treasures collected in Dresden are collected in the State Art Collections Dresden. They are united in different collections and are located in different buildings, which are also works of art in themselves.
Baroque Zwinger Palace from the 18th century: It mainly houses the Gallery of Old Masters;
Albertinum and Gallery of the New Masters;
the Hofkirche church, also from the 18th century;
The Catholic Church - Frauenkirche Cathedral;
Dresden Castle-Residence and its Grünes Gewiolbe Collection, Numismatic Cabinet, Engraving Cabinet and Armory
Dresden Armory - located in the Dresden Castle-Residence;
Opera Semper;
Bruhl Terrace;
Museum of Transport;
Military History Museum;
The Golden Horseman;
Yenidze – an industrial building with a unique architecture;
Procession of the Princes (Princely Procession) - a famous Meissen porcelain wall panel. Created 1904 - 1907. It is the largest porcelain panel, made up of 25,000 densely laid tiles, depicting a solemn horse procession, reflecting the thousand-year history of the ruling princely house of Vetini in Saxony. It is located on the outer wall of the Langer Gang (German: Langer Gang) gallery, forming the outer northern wall of the Stallhof (German: Stallhof)
in the Dresden Castle-Residence complex.