Dresden in One Day

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Dresden, for many centuries capital city of the electors and kings of Saxony, and today capital of the Free State of Saxony, has earned its byname of “Florence on the Elbe” for a myriad of good reasons. Year by year, millions of tourists from all corners of the world are enchanted by the unique combination of outstanding Baroque buildings and world-famous art collections, embedded in the gentle landscape of the River Elbe valley. Devastated at the end of the Second World War, the wonderful city of Dresden has been virtually reborn in the last decades. The city tour brings the visitor to the most important points of interest in the centre of the town. On foot and in one day – not forgetting the occasional welcome break to enjoy Dresden’s hospitality – the 800-year-old history of the town can be experienced in an entertaining and informative way.
Dresden, for many centuries capital city of the electors and kings of Saxony, and today capital of the Free State of Saxony, has earned its byname of “Florence on the Elbe” for a myriad of good reasons. Year by year, millions of tourists from all corners of the world are enchanted by the unique combination of outstanding Baroque buildings and world-famous art collections, embedded in the gentle landscape of the River Elbe valley. Devastated at the end of the Second World War, the wonderful city of Dresden has been virtually reborn in the last decades. The city tour brings the visitor to the most important points of interest in the centre of the town. On foot and in one day – not forgetting the occasional welcome break to enjoy Dresden’s hospitality – the 800-year-old history of the town can be experienced in an entertaining and informative way.

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Doris Mundus

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„Endlich mal ein übersichtlicher und gut strukturierter Stadtführer für Tagestouristen ohne überflüssigen Ballast! Bitte mehr davon und möglichst von allen Städten und allen anderen interessanten Orten!“ (Kundenrezension von Angela Martin zu „Leipzig an einem Tag“ auf buecher.de) „Das Schöne an diesen Ein-Tages-Stadtführern ist, dass man sie einfach in die Jackentasche stecken kann und dann je nach Lust und Laune und Witterung entscheiden kann, was man aus dem Tag macht.“ (Ralf Julke, Leipziger Internetzeitung, 5. Mai 2013) „Die Hefte im Taschenformat helfen, die ganze Sache generalstabsmäßig zu planen, wenn man schon mal nur einen Tag zur Verfügung hat. Aber der Tag lohnt sich.“ (Ralf Julke, Leipziger Internetzeitung, 27. April 2012)
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