Dresden is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. This administrative center of Saxony stands on the Elbe River. The city is home to the Dresden Gallery, Grunes Gevelbe, the Armory, the Semperoper and many other attractions that attract tourists from all over the world.
Instructions
Step 1
To Dresden by Autobahn
In Germany, you can get around quickly both by road and by rail. First, think about the first option. The E40 highway leads to the city from the west and connects the capital of Saxony with Frankfurt am Main. By road E55 you can come from the south - from Prague (Czech Republic) and Linz (Austria). Several regional routes also lead to the Saxon capital. Highway 170 can be reached from southern Saxony and from the Czech border. Route 6 runs through Dresden from east to west. It can be used to get to the center of Saxony from Leipzig.
Step 2
By train to the capital of Saxony
Dresden is a railway junction. From Berlin to the city can be reached by high-speed train EU in 2 hours 10 minutes. You can get to Dresden by rail from many localities in Germany and some cities in the European Union.
Step 3
To Saxony via Dresden-Cloche
The international airport, Dresden-Kloche, is located 9 km north of the city center. Its annual passenger turnover is 1.7 million people. The airport is connected to Dresden by railway and A4 motorway. The fare on the electric train to the city center is 2.5 euros. You can get to Dresden by taxi for about 17 euros. Dresden-Kloche Airport receives regular flights from Moscow, Milan, Burgas, Vienna, Hamburg, Larnaca, Antalya, Cologne. Also, planes from Catania, Varna, Rhodes, Fara arrive in the city seasonally.
Step 4
Bus service to Dresden
The city bus station "Central" in Dresden regularly receives flights from all over Europe. You can get to Florence-on-Elbe by bus from Berlin, Prague, Switzerland, France and even from Moscow. Regular flights are also available from Vienna, Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, London, Copenhagen and many other European cities. The fare depends on the distance. For example, a ticket from Moscow and back costs about 200 euros.
