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One of Dresdens most famous sites is the impressive Zwinger. Comprised of four sections that surround an impressive, yet tranquil yard is one of the citys most recognizable buildings. Although it was not spared during the wars attacks, years of restoration have brought it to its current splendor. As you make your way through the crowned gate you feel as though you have been transported back into time. Especially with each wing showcasing a unique presentation of history.

The citys Royal Palace is a stunning Renaissance building that suffered under the attacks as well but is constantly being restored. One of the must sees in the Palace is the legendary Green Vault. Housing some of Europes finest treasures, its claim to fame is the worlds largest green diamond. Weighing in at an impressive 41 carats, you just know it is worth a look. The Palace also provides you with a spectacular view of the surrounding areas from its tower. Another Dresden house of royalty you could visit is the beautiful Japanese Palace.

The Semperoper is definitely one of the most beautiful opera houses around the world. With performances by composers Straus and Wagner as part of their history, you know that you will be in for an experience of a lifetime. Please note that performances tend to sell out quite quickly so if possible, book your tickets in advance. Another great concert event is the Kreuzkirche Boys Choir, which perform at the church they are named after. Other churches include the Frauenkirche and the Katholische Hofkirche. Frauenkirche was nothing but ruble after the war but years of careful restoration has returned it to its grandeur, complete with a beautiful golden cross. As a symbol of reconciliation between the British and the Germans the Frauenkirche is a remarkable landmark for all to visit. The Katholische Hofkirche was built back in 1751 and is a stunning cathedral both inside and out.

Those interested in seeing history up close will absolutely love the Frstenzug. Spanning over three hundred feet and showcasing over 25,000 tiles, the artwork depicted is of the Saxon dynasty. Throughout its years it has been expertly redone to ensure future generations can enjoy its exquisite detail. The Albertinum Museum has a fantastic collection of art pieces and the building they are housed in is another fantastic reason to come and explore. One of Dresdens more unique museums is the Deutsches Hygiene-Museum. Sure enough, this establishment is dedicated to the history of public health and has some pretty interesting art exhibits for you to see.

Knigstrasse, or King Street, can be found in the Neustadt district of Dresden. This is the place to go shopping. The street itself is a pleasure to stroll down though. The galleries, restored buildings, boutiques and restaurants that line the curbs are all part of its appeal. Another beautiful area to enjoy a walk is the Groer Garten. Close to the center of the city, this impressive garden even has its own castle for you to explore.

Cheese lovers will definitely need to make time for the Pfund's Dairy Shop. Although the building itself is worth visiting, the delicious treats inside definitely make it worth your while. An interesting side note is that Pfund was made famous for introducing pasteurized milk and even invented milk soap. One of Dresdens cultural highlights is its

Striezelmarkt. Beginning towards the end of November until Christmas, you can wander through one of Germanys oldest Christmas market. Dresdens Filmnchte lasts throughout the summer months and is one of the best ways to catch a movie. An impressive movie screen is set up along the Elbe River, allowing you to see your favorite movie stars in a whole new way. Another fantastic event is the Dixiland Festival. This world-class Jazz event typically takes place in May and attracts visitors from all around the globe.

Dresden is a wonderful city for so many reasons. It is a prime example of how to overcome a tragic past, it embraces the future and continues to welcome visitors to explore all that it has to offer.