As other buildings in Dresden, this was also a new church after II World War. More

Pictures are beautiful, but in person it is amazing. Don't miss the bridge that leads to the palace. Sit back and enjoy the view fromt he opera house plaza. Stop at the cafe at the plaza and have a coffee and cake. Excellent! More

Many Baroque style buildings and example of ruins of World War II and rebuild. Many of architectures has preserved and regained fascinating ensembles. Full of art and history. I would say that Dresden is one of Germany's most beautiful cities. Pre war building are still blank and burnt. Must see city !!!!!!!!!! More

...but donations are silently accepted. Even for tourists with no interest in religion a peek inside is worth the moment it takes. Walking from the Frauenkirche you pass a wall with the history of the city of Dresden in pictorial form, which is best described by a tour guide. At the end of the wall is the entrance to the... More

I went Saturday at 11:30 for the free 30 minute organ concert. It was pretty awesome and it wasn't at all crowded. No pictures allowed inside the church. There's a small gift shop inside. Beautiful exterior. More

Wonderfull architecture and restoration, even from the outside More

Luckily, this church wasn't as decimated as the other Dresden highlight. Well worth even a quick visit. More

The Palace church of Dresden has been constructed in 1738 - 55. Hofkirche as well as Frauenkirche, Dresden is constructed in my favorite Baroque style. They are as twins brothers (though architecturally strongly differ). They are constructed almost at one time, using the same material (sandstone from Elbinsky mountains), both architectural masterpieces almost have been completely destroyed during bombardment Anglo-American... More