Dresden Magazin

Pure Indulgence

There is one notion that I won’t accept: ‘You can’t do it like that!’

Talk with the Dresden musician Ansa Sauermann

Science and business

Xilinx Dresden develops high-speed antennas

Dresden start-ups - part 4

“Our music is dancing and crying”

The Dresden band ÄTNA stands like no other in the Saxon capital for extremely danceable electro-pop. An interview.

Leisure and family

Will we all be eating insects instead of beef?

“Future Food” poses the question of how our eating habits might change in the years to come.

Culture

Banda Internationale

Banda Internationale – open-minded and socially committed

Culture

The Dresdeners and their Dresden

Peter Ufer reveals certain aspects of Dresden that will never change. And that won’t be changing any time soon.

How many children is said to have been fathered by August the Strong? Which work of art is adorned by 5,223 diamonds? Answers to questions like these can be found on our puzzle page. Test your Dresden knowledge here!

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Leisure and family

Bizarre racing spectacle:

The absolutely crazy Saloppe soapbox race… Every summer, the popular Saloppe beer garden hosts car racing of a very different kind. The event…

Leisure and family

A summer’s day excursion to Moritzburg

The most well-known view of Moritzburg is of the castle set on its artificial island surrounded by a large pond. It was initially…

Culture

Dresden 2022 – the cultural highlights

Art, culture, concerts – events we are looking forward to

Further articles

by Kirsten Niemann

Culture

The rebirth of a Renaissance world wonder

The frescoes on the Altan will soon shine in their former glory. The giant Renaissance paintings are the missing showpiece of the Dresden’s Royal Palace.

by Jens Wonneberger

Culture

Pagodas, pearls and porcelain

Jens Wonneberger looks to the East: The author from Dresden traces Asian influence on arts and culture along the Saxon Wine Route.

by Ronald Klein

Culture

Richard Strauss Days at the Semperoper: Exploring an extraordinary relationship

On 2 April, the celebrated Richard Strauss Days begin at the Dresden Semperoper. A good occasion to get to the bottom of the unique artistic symbiosis between the composer and the metropolis on the Elbe.

by Till Schröder

Culture

Dresden: (Possibly) Germany’s most beautiful city

According to surveys, Dresden is Germany’s most beautiful city. But is that true? And what is beauty anyway? Dresden holds the answers to these important questions. Looking for a fascinating property.

The Saxon Wine Route

There is one notion that I won’t accept: ‘You can’t do it like that!’

Xilinx Dresden develops high-speed antennas

Top Stories

“Our music is dancing and crying”

Will we all be eating insects instead of beef?

Banda Internationale

The Dresdeners and their Dresden

Dresden in numbers

Leisure & familyAll posts

Bizarre racing spectacle:

A summer’s day excursion to Moritzburg

Dresden 2022 – the cultural highlights

Further articles

The rebirth of a Renaissance world wonder

Pagodas, pearls and porcelain

Richard Strauss Days at the Semperoper: Exploring an extraordinary relationship

Dresden: (Possibly) Germany’s most beautiful city