
PS “Leipzig” was built in 1929 and therefore is the youngest paddle steamer amongst the fleet. It is also the...
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The Paddle Steamer “Diesbar” was built in 1884. Today it is the last steamer of the Dresden fleet still fired by coal. It is globally unique, in that it is propelled by the world´s oldest operating marine steam engine, an oscillating marvel built by John Penn & Sons in Greenwich, England in 1841. The engine of the “Diesbar” was designated a “Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark” by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) in 2008. The steamer features two handsomely refurbished salons below deck, which will be sure to charm you!
PS “Leipzig” was built in 1929 and therefore is the youngest paddle steamer amongst the fleet. It is also the...
Paddle Steamer “Pillnitz” was built in 1886 and is the sister-ship of Paddle Steamer “Meissen”....
The Paddle Steamer “Meissen” was built in 1885. As such it is the third oldest steamer of the fleet. It is the...
The Paddle Steamer “Dresden” was built in 1926 and is the flagship of the fleet. The vessel features elegant...