Your private guide and driver will pick you up at your Prague place. After approx. 2h of comfortable drive you reach Dresden in Germany and start exploring the historical centre of city raised from ashes after devastating air raids in World War II. The importance of Dresden grew with time. From a city known as town of “people from forests and swamps” it became a royal residence and major city of Saxony. You will enjoy the exteriors of restored historical centre (Old Town) of Dresden: - Brühl's Terrace - Church of our Lady - stony bell above the city - Procession of Princes (800 years of history) - Zwinger baroque complex - Royal Palace - Semper Opera etc.

Discover the breathtaking Zwinger Palace in Dresden (exteriors only), a stunning masterpiece of Baroque architecture that once hosted royal celebrations and now houses world-class art collections. Stroll through its grand courtyards, majestic pavilions, and beautifully sculpted gardens. It's a must-see cultural gem that brings Germany’s royal past vividly to life.

Step through the historic Georgentor, Dresden’s first Renaissance building and once the royal entrance to the city. Its ornate façade and dramatic location near the Elbe River make it a perfect photo stop and a gateway to Saxony’s regal past.

Marvel at the Dresdner Hofkirche, a towering symbol of Catholic resilience in a predominantly Protestant region. This majestic Baroque cathedral stands as a testament to Saxony’s royal legacy and architectural splendor.

Experience the elegance of the Semperoper Dresden, one of the world’s most beautiful opera houses, renowned for its stunning architecture and rich musical history (exteriors only). It’s a cultural highlight not to be missed.

Explore the Residenzschloss Dresden, a former royal palace that now houses dazzling treasures like the Green Vault and the Historic Armory (exteriors, visit of the interiors optional). Its blend of Renaissance and Baroque architecture makes it a fascinating journey through Saxony’s opulent past.

Admire the Fürstenzug, the world’s largest porcelain mural, depicting a thousand years of Saxon rulers in stunning detail. This unique artwork survived the burning hell created after the massive bombing of Dresden 1945 and stretches along a historic street.

Stand in awe before the Frauenkirche Dresden, a magnificent Baroque church rebuilt from wartime ruins as a symbol of peace and reconciliation. Its soaring dome offers breathtaking views and a moving story of resilience (visit of the church tower optional, admission not included). After the visit of the church you will enjoy yummy German lunch in a local traditional place with a beer from its own historical microbrewery (lunch not included).

Step into a winter wonderland at the Dresden Christmas Market, one of the oldest and most enchanting in Europe. With festive lights, handcrafted gifts, and the aroma of mulled wine and roasted almonds, it’s holiday magic at its finest (only at the time of Christmas, few weeks in Dec-Jan).