Nestled in the town of Saxony, the Bad Schandau Elevator is a truss-tower elevator that drives passengers up to an observation deck. Offering serene, panoramic views of the Elbe River and the city of Bad Schandau, the observation tower is a technical monument. Built by Rudolf Sendig, a hotel owner in the city, the tower is linked to a bridge that allows visitors to enter the woods for a stroll. Once at the top, visitors can savor local delicacies served by a few hilltop food stalls. An enclosure housing a lynx is yet another highlight at the top of the tower. A prime attraction of the city, the Bad Schandau Elevator is a treat for both nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.
A fascinating mix of natural beauty and architectural brilliance, Pillnitz Castle is one of Dresden's best attractions. Situated in the middle of an idyllic park on the outskirts of the city, the castle - built by Augustus II the Strong in the 18th-century, was used as a summer residence by the Saxon royal family. The main buildings display an intriguing mix of baroque and Far Eastern architectural styles and now house a collection of 13-20th-century arts and crafts, as well as, a castle museum giving you a peek into the life of the royals that once called Pillnitz Castle their home. A visit to the castle would not be complete without a walk through the gardens and The Palm House, which are full of exotic plants and trees, as well as, a host of red squirrels.
El Funicular de Dresde o Standseilbahn Dresden fue establecido en 1895. Si bien comenzó utilizando el poder del vapor, fue convertido a la electricidad en 1912. El funicular atrae miles de turistas cada año y permite apreciar la belleza de los distritos de Loschwitz y Weisser Hirsc. Los vagones tienen capacidad para más de 600 pasajeros y son los originales que se utilizaban en 1895, lo cual le otorga al paseo un fabuloso aire de historia, intriga y diversión.
Known as one of the largest railway exhibitions in the world, Eisenbahnwelten im Kurort Rathen was founded in 2007 to bring together railway enthusiasts from around the world. Most of the trains here are of the G gauge category, and these mean machines nestled in a verdant garden is a unique site for most. So if you love trains, then this attraction in Rathen is a must.
Yadegar Asisi, el artista, ha implementado un estilo artístico único en Europa con sus imágenes panorámicas. Asisi Panometer en Dresde es un antiguo gasómetro que ahora funciona como centro de exposiciones. Las imágenes en exposición miden casi 100 metros de largo y atraen a muchos visitantes curiosos. Las exposiciones están pensadas para atraer público de todas las edades y generar interés por este estilo de arte.
El enorme Museo Alemán de la Higiene se encuentra en los límites del Gran Jardín. Toda la familia recibirá consejos sobre la salud y la higiene, y además se divertirá y aprenderá mucho. Con la ayuda de maquetas, preparaciones y equipo médico, podrán examinar en detalle temas como un estilo de vida saludable, la anatomía y fisionomía del cuerpo humano, la biología sexual y los cuidados contra el SIDA. La exhibición más famosa es la de la mujer de cristal transparente que posibilita ver un cuerpo en funcionamiento. Los más pequeños no son los únicos que se divertirán con las distintas actividades; los adultos suelen olvidar su edad en las diversas salas del Museo Alemán de la Higiene.
A former hunting castle, Jagdschloss is now a Richard Wagner Museum, in operation since the year 2013. Boasting of six rooms that cover everything from texts documenting the life of the famous composer and musician to rooms that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the music of Richard Wagner through audiovisual exhibits, the Jagdschloss is frequented by music lovers from all over. Whether you are a fan of Richard Wagner, like music in general or simply wish to learn some music history, then a visit to the Jagdschloss will not let you down. Please check the website for the operating hours of the museum.
The tower of Reichenturm leaves us spellbound with its sheer magnificence of construction. Built in as early as the 15th Century C.E., the tower still stands tall albeit damages caused during war times. You can climb right up to the top and behold the spectacular sight of the buildings and dwindling pathways around the tower. There is a charge of three Euros to get to the viewing platform at the top.
Situated in Weber's former home in the district of Hosterwitz, Carl Maria von Weber Museum contains numerous manuscripts, pictures and other memorabilia that elucidate the life and times of the great man. A must-visit for fans of opera and classical music, this museum attracts tourists in large numbers throughout the year.
A permanent collection and part of the Technischen Sammlungen Dresden on Junghansstraße, Erlebnisland Mathematik is dedicated to Mathematics and Arithmetic activites. The facility is spread over 600 square meters (6458 square feet) and includes about 70, fun experiments. Although some of these are for younger kids, the others are as interesting to a 10 year old as they are to a 50 year old! These exciting activities that also add to knowledge, Erlebnisland Mathematik, which literally means 'Adventureland Mathematics', is truly a fun way to learn for all - whether you're a school-going youth or a 30-something professional!
Nestled in the town of Saxony, the Bad Schandau Elevator is a truss-tower elevator that drives passengers up to an observation deck. Offering serene, panoramic views of the Elbe River and the city of Bad Schandau, the observation tower is a technical monument. Built by Rudolf Sendig, a hotel owner in the city, the tower is linked to a bridge that allows visitors to enter the woods for a stroll. Once at the top, visitors can savor local delicacies served by a few hilltop food stalls. An enclosure housing a lynx is yet another highlight at the top of the tower. A prime attraction of the city, the Bad Schandau Elevator is a treat for both nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.