Top Saxony Arts & Design

A visit to the Dresden Transport Museum is the perfect family-friendly, all-weather activity. Rather than waiting in a ticket line, secure your ticket in advance, and benefit from a convenient download of an audio guide app. As you walk around the museum, learn about vehicles throughout the ages; design a boat; and get the opportunity to ride vintage transport, such as a penny-farthing.

Learn about Dresden’s street art scene on this Street Art Tour in Äußere Neustadt district. You won’t have to worry about navigating, as you’ll have a guide to take you around. The tour will take you to a wide selection of murals, stencils, tags, and unique street art that you wouldn’t find without a guide. Your experience will be enriched with guide insights on the specific techniques used too. An informative, fun and colorful tour.

Dresden is a city rife with art, architecture, and culture. Dive deep into the city’s unique characteristics with a private guide and get a comprehensive overview of the city. Discover unique street art, learn more about local galleries and museums, admire the city’s beautiful architecture, and much more in just a couple of hours.

Gain some captivating impressions by joining us on a tour of discovery through the Manufactory’s production sites that will allow you to experience the cultural asset that is Meissen porcelain in a particularly intense way.

The Dresden Residenzschloss was the linchpin for power, art and representation. Immerse yourself in the various exhibitions on this tour and experience Dresden royal! Your tour begins with an exciting insight into the history and architecture of the house. On the model of the castle, you will learn, among other things, the background to the destruction and reconstruction of the castle. Then follow in the footsteps of the art-loving electors of the Renaissance and, of course, the splendid baroque idol August the Strong, whether it's the New Green Vault with around 1,000 treasures from three centuries, the armory with its impressive exhibitions or the lavishly reconstructed parade apartment: your tour will be perfect Surprise you with new sensual impressions and hidden details! Your journey of discovery through the Residenzschloss will come to an end in the Stallhof, an impressive place for tournaments and lavish festivities.

Explore Dresden’s architectural marvels, while hearing powerful stories of destruction, resilience, and rebirth that shaped this remarkable city. Whether you’re here for a day or a deeper dive, this walking tour offers an unforgettable journey into the soul of one of Germany’s most beautiful and culturally rich cities.

Are you looking for a way to see Meissen without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable audio walking tour. • Discover the small Saxon town that’s barely changed in the last 500 years • Be guided by Jo Eckardt expert in literature, history and founder of touring company A Friend in Berlin • Do it all in an hour or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback, with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline. Please note that this is a hilly walk.

Discover the eastern German city of Dresden as you explore its cobblestone streets with a self-guided audio tour that takes you along the Elbe River. Download the app straight to your smartphone and begin your journey through the city center and along the river. Find the hidden “balcony” which provides views of the Elbe Valley and the city’s stunning architecture, ending at the Albertinum (1884-87; Adolph Canzler).

While Dresden’s city center might not be that big, it’s packed with a lot of history. Join a private guide and explore the highlights of the city in just a couple of hours. Walk past the city’s main synagogue, take in the views from the “Balcony of Europe,” walk along the Elbe River, and admire the stunning architecture of the city.

One of the most populous cities in former East Germany and home to a university dating back to 1409, let’s just say Leipzig has quite the story to tell. See it through the eyes of a local on this tour, focusing on wild tales and fascinating facts over dates and names. From famous restaurants to gorgeous hallways and iconic monuments, you’ll get a look at Leipzig you won’t soon forget.