Saxon Switzerland

Starting a trip to Saxon Switzerland is best with Dresden .

The capital of Saxony is known worldwide for its architectural monuments and famous museums.

Palace ensemble Zwinger

The ensemble was built in the 18th century for the then ruling monarch Augustus the Strong and is today a monument of architecture of world importance. Here, in the art gallery of Dresden, in 2012, a significant event was celebrated - the 500th anniversary of the famous masterpiece of Raphael “The Sistine Madonna”

In addition to a city tour, you can take an unforgettable walk along the Elbe on the motor ships of the Dresden Shipping Company along the famous Saxon Wine Route all the way to Saxon Switzerland .

Saxon Switzerland is a unique national park located in the eastern part of Germany. The park has a huge number of interesting sights, the main of which is the eponymous park with an area of ​​about 350 square kilometers.

From the observation deck Bastei you can enjoy magnificent views of the famous cliffs of Saxon Switzerland. Rocks rise above the Elbe at 194 meters. The natural park is one of the most visited tourist routes in Saxony. Here are the hot springs of Bad Schandau with the famous Tuscany Terma spa complex.

Fairy Tale Castle - Moritzburg

Baroque castle Moritzburg, perhaps one of the most popular fotovidov Saxony. Inside the castle you can see one of the largest collections of deer antlers and a room of feathers. It was in this castle that the famous movie “Three Nuts for Cinderella” was shot.

Rochlitz - a monument of the Middle Ages

You can feel the true spirit of the Middle Ages by visiting this historical place. The castle has a 1000-year history. It is located on the northeast mountain spur of the city of the same name and rises above it to a height of 200 meters. In the tower, halls and basement of the castle are museum expositions.

Leipzig - a city of high quality of life
The high standard of living, glass skyscrapers and the vibrant nightlife of the city attract tourists who want to feel the pulse of modern Germany. After a day of active shopping, take a halt. Admire the views of Leipzig from a height of 120 meters by visiting the famous restaurant with an open terrace on the 29th floor of the Panorama Tower in the city center.