Ibis Lilienstein Dresden

Prager Strasse 13, Postfach 150 Dresden, Saxony, 01069, Germany

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Destruction, restoration and magic.

A travel blog entry by rhills

... restoration projects!

After Dresden it was a very pretty drive through rolling green farmland, a little reminiscent of Allora country, except for the pretty steep roofed houses clustered in scattered villages. We passed a turn off to the site of a Nazi model concentration camp where they sent lots of artists. Later in Prague I was moved to tears when I saw art work created by children who lived in the camp. The Nazis tried to show the camp off as a model one to the ...

Exploring the historic city center

A travel blog entry by mtjane

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... bombing 60 years before. i later learned from my guidebook that the sandstone that was used to construct the buildings has a high iron content that over the years from exposure to weather and pollution has darkened the blocks black.

images can't really translate the experience of seeing these beautiful structures and the emotional feeling realizing that many of them, centuries old and considered irreplaceable in their unique ...

Bombed the toilet in the bomb shelter

A travel blog entry by mtjane

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... creates an amazing distinctive panorama of late renaissance architecture when viewed from across the elbe river.

found a parking spot for a couple of hours so we could locate a place to stay for the night. we walked along a huge stone wall and through a gateway into the historic city center. following a narrow street opened up into a large square with the recently restored frauenkirche prominently in the ...

The Famous Meissen Porcelain Factory

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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... Meissen, but the real attraction is the Meissen Porcelain Factory.

Our first tour of Meissen was the porcelain factory. There are five stages to the production of porcelain artworks, from the forming by clay to the firing, but I will only show only three stages. I will post many pictures from ...

Dresden was completely destroyed during WWII

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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... of tours, and VIP service from the Tour Directors.

Our tour today was a 3-hour walking tour of Old Dresden. It is a wonder that they were able to reconstruct many of the important buildings of this city to their original ...

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