art'otel dresden, by park plaza

Ostra-allee 33 , Dresden D-01067 , GERMANY

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art'otel dresden

art'otel dresden is centrally located in the heart of the old city of Dresden near the famous Zwinger and Semper Opera House. Other area attractions include the Church of our Lady 'Frauenkirche', Yenidze, blue wonder bridge, Bruehl's Terrace and Saxon Switzerland. Dresden International Airport Klotzsche is a 20-minute drive and the central railway station is a 5-minute drive.

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Dresden International Airport (DRS)
Distance from hotel: 8 km north-west
Drive time: 20 minutes
Directions: Highway A4, exit Dresden-Altstadt, take the exit for the city centre and follow the green signs (hotel route)

Taxi fare: 15.00 euro*
Bus: 2 euro*
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

Situated on the Elbe River in the heart of historic and beautiful Saxon Germany, Dresden is a city in a constant state of flux. For years, the city stood as the home of German royalty and, for more than a century, as the seat of power for neighboring Poland. Dresden is the easternmost major German city and was a masterpiece of baroque architecture and design prior to World War II. During the last days of the war, the city was destroyed by a massive Allied firebombing campaign that left the old city in ruin and tens of thousands of Dresdeners dead. Today, the city's ambitious rebuilding program seeks to return the metropolis to its earlier splendor. Sightseeing opportunities include several royal palaces, the world-renowned Semper Opera House, and the baroque masterpiece, Zwinger. Across the Elbe River, the New City boasts fabulous restaurants, nightclubs, and international shopping destinations. When visiting the city, make time to shop for locally produced porcelain, which is the first type produced in Europe and remains one of the city's claims to fame.

The Neustadt (new section of town) is actually older than the Altstadt (old section of town) due to the massive fire bombing raids during World War II.

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