Great place to visit whilst in Dresden. Free of charge for for the church. Additional fee of 10 Euros per person, to the top of the tower. The views are really good and you can see all the city. However If you are not the fit, think about the amount of stairs. Good history to this place

Fantastic beautiful church both inside and outside. Hard to believe that the church has been rebuilt after the war. The church square is also very nice. Don't miss a lunch or drink at one of the many restaurants with a view to the church

The first time I was in Dresden, some years after Die Wende, they were working on the reconstruction of the Frauenkirche, badly damaged during the February 1945 bombing raid and subsequently razed. Now it is back to its old glory. Well worth a visit even if you're not religious.

Gloriously rebuilt brick by brick to its pre-WWII grandeur is the Frauenkirche. Like most places of worship the entrance is free but the visit up the to the top comes with a charge. The views of Dresden are fantastic. If you thought the external renovation was spectacular, wait till you get inside.

If it weren't for the altar, I would say I stepped into the theater. I have never seen places for people arranged like this in a church. The benches were placed not only on the ground floor (in the shape of a semicircle), but also on the upper floors, so it really looked like an auditorium in a theater. Another thing that surprised me here was that there were no paintings on the walls and no stained glass windows. The altar itself was beautiful and its part was an organ. The ceiling was also beautifully decorated with paintings. Free entry. I also recommend visiting the tower, which offers a beautiful view of Dresden. It is entered through a separate entrance and it costs €10. The ascent is not too difficult, it is mostly on a flat surface, there are only a few stairs.

Beautiful restored Baroque church in the center of Dresden. Be sure to climb up the 275 steps to get to the top of the tower. You will get a panoramic view of the Dresden, including the Elbe. They have organ concerts- we came back to hear one. The church has beautiful organ and is a great setting for Baroque music.