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Dresden
Discover the magic of this baroque city
Did you know that Dresden has held the nickname ‘Florence of the Elbe’ since the early nineteenth century? Experience the beauty of this city from our design hotels in Dresden, and you will see for yourself how accurate this name is. Our Motel One incorporates the stylistic influences of the baroque city to offer you a home away from home. You can look forward to ultra-comfortable divan beds, lounge furniture made from excellent materials, and warm-hearted staff.
The capital of Saxony has many baroque and Mediterranean-style treasures; even its art and culture is reminiscent of its Tuscan sister city. Air raids during the Second World War nearly reduced Dresden to rubble; the extent to which its architectural heritage has been restored is highly impressive. Today, Dresden combines its historic charm with the joie de vivre and vibrancy of a modern, lively metropolis. Fancy a trip to the Florence of the Elbe?
Budget design hotels in Dresden – your Motel One
Dresden offers a plethora of sights. Its highlights include:
- the Semperoper
- the Zwinger palace and museum containing Raphael's famous Sistine Madonna
- Dresden Castle
- Brühl's Terrace
- the splendid Japanese Palais on Palaisplatz in the Innere Neustadt district
- and, of course, the Dresden Frauenkirche, the reconstructed symbol of the city.
These sights are just a small selection of all that Dresden has to offer, and they are located within comfortable walking distance of our city-centre hotels. After your cultural tour, countless cafés and events await you in the trendy parts of town. And don't miss what locals lovingly call the “blue wonder”: the bridge over the Elbe connecting Blasewitz to Loschwitz.
Speaking of bridges: despite its romantic name, the Waldschlößchenbrücke (“bridge of the little forest palace”) cost the Dresden Elbe Valley its UNESCO World Heritage status. With or without a title, the cultural landscape with its iconic meadows is extremely picturesque.
For more days out in nature near the hotel, head to the Saxon Switzerland National Park in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. Its bizarre rock formations are an excellent destination for a daytrip to the famous Bastei Bridge, for example.
It comes as no surprise that Dresden is an extremely popular destination for short city breaks or weekend trips. The Saxon capital is bustling with visitors all year round: even in the winter, the baroque city enchants its guests. They especially love the famous Dresden Stollen, a fruit bread sold at Striezelmarkt, one of the oldest Christmas markets in the world.
Dresden is most certainly a city anyone should experience. If you are looking for an affordable hotel in Dresden, the design hotels by Motel One are the perfect choice. Book a room and meander through the streets of “Florence of the Elbe”.
