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art'otel dresden, by park plaza

Ostra-Allee 33, Dresden D-01067 , GERMANY

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Telephone: +49 (0) 351 4922 0 Fax: +49 (0) 351 4922 777

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Hotel in Dresden Near Zwinger, International Congress Centre

One of the most convenient hotels in Dresden, art'otel dresden is situated in the heart of the city, just five minutes from the central railway station and 20 minutes from Dresden International Airport Klotzsche. Our hotel in Dresden is ideal for both leisure and corporate travellers and provides easy access to some of the top destinations in the city, including the famous Zwinger, the Semper Opera and the International Congress Centre Dresden. Choose art'otel dresden and see why our convenient location makes us one of the top hotels in Dresden.

Our hotel in Dresden is convenient to the following local attractions:

Altmarkt (Old Market Square) (1.2km)
A plethora of restaurants, bars, discos and nightclubs is situated amidst baroque-style castles and churches in this unique, historic section of the city.
Augustusbrücke (Augustus Bridge) (1.8km)
Spanning the Elbe River, this beautiful bridge connects historic downtown Dresden with the city's new, modern areas and offers spectacular views.
Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) (1.4km)
Destroyed in World War II and reconstructed in 2005, this historic church is a major tourist attraction.
Phone: 351-656-06-100
Gemaldegalerie Alte Meister (1.1km)
Named for the "Old Masters," this museum houses works by such famous artists as Raphael, Correggio, and Vermeer.
Phone: 351-491-42-000
International Congress Centre Dresden (0.6km)
ICC Dresden hosts several conferences and corporate events each year.
Phone: 49 351 50 173 -107/ -113/ -270
Königstrasse (1.5km)
Visitors to Dresden will love this trendy section of the city that features coffee shops, restaurants and specialty stores.
Procession of Princes (Mural) (1.3km)
This impressive work is comprised of 25,000 pieces of porcelain and represents the reigns of 35 Saxon kings.
Russich-Orthodoxe Kirche (3.7km)
The center of Russian Orthodox activity in Dresden for many years, this historic church was originally built in the 19th century.
Phone: 351-471-9414
Semperoper (Semper Opera House) (1.1km)
This impressive building was originally designed by Gottfried Semper and was completed in 1841. It now stands as one of Dresden's most prized monuments.
Phone: 351-491-1705
Taschenbergpalais (0.9km)
Visit this historic, baroque-style palace that dates back to 1711 and once served as the home of the crown prince.
Zwinger (1.1km)
Originally constructed in the early 18th century by Augustus the Strong, this architectural phenomenon boasts elegant gardens and fountains, as well as the Porcelain Museum and Armoury Museum.
Phone: 351-491-4619

Local Airport:

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: 18.00 euro*
Train: 2.00 euro*
*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

About Dresden

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.