Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Harmoniously integrated into the landscape, three Elbe castles are enthroned on former vineyards...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Harmoniously integrated into the landscape, three Elbe castles are enthroned on former vineyards...
Take a stroll around the castle and park in Pillnitz. Water and mountain palaces were built...
The area around Diesbar is well kept secret for day trippers who like peace and quiet on their...
The Saxon Wine Route begins in Seusslitz. The wide Elbe Valley invites discovery and leisure:...
Radebeul is located on the Saxon Wine Route, in between vineyards beside the gates of Dresden....
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Bad Schandau was greatly influenced by the teachings of Sebastian Kneipp. The first bathhouse,...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
From the Elbe, Königstein is an imposing sight: The town stretches several kilometers upwards...
Bad Schandau was greatly influenced by the teachings of Sebastian Kneipp. The first bathhouse,...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Dresden offers a variety of sites. For example: The Brühlsche Terrasse, a 930 meter-long promenade...
Pirna, 20 kilometers from Dresden, is the gateway to Saxon Switzerland. In the center of Pirna,...
Bad Schandau was greatly influenced by the teachings of Sebastian Kneipp. The first bathhouse,...
VVO – combined ticket
With the KombiTicket for ship, bus and train, you have many more possibilities to discover the beautiful locations of the upper Elbe valley.
You can take the ship in one direction along the Elbe, explore your destination, and then return with the bus or train. This is, naturally, also possible in reverse order – as you wish. Enjoy your day out on bus, train and/or ship!
