- Dresden
TimeRide Dresden: Virtual Reality Tour
A journey through space and time to discover Dresden through the ages!
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TimeRide Dresden: Entry Ticket
Go back in time to Baroque-era Dresden with virtual reality
Duration:
45mins
Live guide:
English, German
Max group size:
24
Duration:
45mins
Max group size:
24
Live guide:
English, German
Provider: TimeRide GmbH
Registered address: Berliner Str. 42a, 60311, Frankfurt, DE
Contact details
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Admission to TimeRide Dresden
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Food and drinks
Venture back to the glorious Baroque days of Dresden using powerful augmented and virtual reality technology. Three rooms will throw you back in time, each offering a unique perspective on what life was like in Germany 300 years ago.
In the final room, you'll step into a coach that may as well be magic. Using VR, you'll be taken to Zwinger palace to witness the wedding of Augustus III of Poland to Maria Josepha of Austria. Get ready for a Baroque blast from the past.
- Show your smartphone voucher at the cash desk
- Please arrive 5 minutes before your selected timeslot
| Tuesday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Wednesday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Thursday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Friday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Saturday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Sunday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
| Monday | 09:20 - 18:20 |
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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