Dresden Map, Germany
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Dresden Sightseeing
Zoo Dresden. This is known as the 4th oldest zoo in Germany. It is found on the southern part of the Great Garden Park and first opened in 1861. The zoo has approximately 3,000 animals of roughly 400 species. Many Asian animals are also found here. The zoo does not just provide a display of animals, but it also has an educational institution in natural sciences. read moreDresden Nightlife
Bräuhaus Watzke. This restaurant has a plentiful serving of German dishes. The specialty of this beer hall is Meltzer Schnitzel which is fried veal fillet in malt. During summer, the customers can enjoy their meal at the very spacious garden. Bräuhaus Watzke is open everyday from 11am until midnight. read moreDresden Travel Guide
When you reach Dresden, don’t spend too much on transportation. The best way to enjoy the city is to be on foot or ride the Tram. The Tram could get you places including different terminals for buses and the airport. You can also rent a bike so that you can move through the traffic although there are unpaved roads you have to be aware of. read moreDresden History
Dresden was converted to a safe shelter for 600,000 refugees during the last months of World War II. The city had to endure 7 attacks from 1944 to 1945. The bombing that took place in Dresden History between February 13 and February 15, 1945 remains one of the most notorious Allied actions. It was reported that some 150,000 to 250,000 deaths took place. However, the latest commissioned report asserts 25,000 fatalities. read moreThere are no up to date travel tips for Dresden, Germany
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