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Dresden: 100-Min Guided City Tour
Go on a time-traveling adventure in Dresden
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Duration: 1h 40mins
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Live guide: German
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Max group size: 30
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
Neumarkt 2, 01067, Dresden- Meeting point: Entrance Dresden Information, QF Passage (basement) next to the Frauenkirche, Neumarkt 2
- Please show your smartphone ticket to the guide
Bring the past of Dresden to life with small anecdotes and grand stories as told by an expert guide on a 100-minute city tour.
Your professional guide will lead you through the Middle Ages, showcase the power of the Renaissance, make the splendid Baroque period shine, and trace the Peaceful Revolution of 1989.
Equipped with a modern digital tour system, you will explore the past and present in small groups and become a Dresden insider in no time at all!
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