Tour privado a pie por Dresde con guía profesional
Descripción
Punto de encuentro: en el casco antiguo Duración: 2h Máximo 25 participantes por guía Aprenderá sobre: • la fascinante historia y la impresionante arquitectura de esta antigua ciudad alemana • sobre el ascenso de la ciudad en un importante centro cultural antes de que conociera su trágico destino durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial • La historia de la Iglesia de la Corte Católica • La historia de vida del rey Augusto el Fuerte, que deseaba ser rey de Polonia y convertirse al catolicismo • El último rey de Sajonia, la princesa María Carolina de Saboya, esposa de Antonio de Sajonia. • una larga historia de estrenos musicales de la Semper Opera House, que incluye importantes obras de Richard Wagner y Richard Strauss. • cómo la ciudad regresa a la grandeza de las cenizas del bombardeo aliado de 1945 • sobre la arquitectura barroca y renacentista de la ciudad. • la historia de la casa real más antigua de Europa, la casa de Wettin
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Póngase su calzado cómodo y conozca a su guía en el encantador casco antiguo para descubrir la fascinante historia y la impresionante arquitectura de la antigua ciudad alemana. Comenzaremos nuestra aventura en el hermoso casco antiguo de Dresde y la primera parada será la Iglesia de la Corte Católica, que se erige como uno de los lugares más destacados de Dresde. Cuando se construyó esta catedral, en el siglo XVIII, la población general de Dresde era protestante, pero sus gobernantes eran católicos. En la cripta, el corazón del Rey Augusto el Fuerte está enterrado junto con el último Rey de Sajonia y los restos de otros 49 miembros de la familia Wettin, así como los restos de personas que se casaron con la familia, como la Princesa María Carolina de Savoy, esposa de Anthony de Sajonia.
Muy cerca, podremos echar un vistazo más de cerca a la hermosa Ópera de Semper, considerada como una de las más hermosas casas de ópera europeas. El edificio está considerado como un excelente ejemplo de la arquitectura del "barroco de Dresde" y tiene una larga historia de estrenos, que incluyen obras importantes de Richard Wagner y Richard Strauss.
Nuestra próxima parada será en el mundialmente famoso Palacio Zwinger, uno de los edificios barrocos más magníficos de Alemania. Con sus pabellones y galerías, la "Puerta de la corona", el "Baño de ninfas" y, no menos importante, los jardines en el patio de Zwinger, es un oasis para todos los visitantes de Dresde.
Pasamos a la estrella de nuestro recorrido: el Castillo de Dresde, uno de los ejemplos más importantes de la arquitectura renacentista en Alemania. Durante más de siete siglos fue la residencia de los electores y reyes de Sajonia de la Casa de Wettin. Con la ayuda de su guía experimentado, aprenda sobre uno de los más antiguos de la Casa Real de Europa, House of Wettin, una dinastía de condes, duques, electores y reyes alemanes que una vez gobernaron territorios de los actuales estados alemanes de Sajonia y Turingia Por 953 años.
Un recorrido por Dresde está incompleto sin una visita a los lugares más famosos de la ciudad: la Iglesia Luterana de Nuestra Señora. Se considera un ejemplo sobresaliente de la arquitectura sagrada protestante, con una de las cúpulas más grandes de Europa. Además, a los lugareños les gusta decir que "la iglesia es para Dresde lo que la catedral de San Pablo es para Londres".
Lo mejor está por venir. Terminaremos nuestro recorrido con una visión de como la obra de arte de porcelana más grande del mundo: La Procesión de los Príncipes. El mural muestra los retratos ancestrales de los 35 margraves, electores, duques y reyes de la Casa de Wettin entre 1127 y 1904 y está ubicado en la pared exterior del Patio de los Establos del Castillo de Dresden.
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Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Este recorrido a pie apto para cualquier edad.
- Para este recorrido a pie no se necesita transporte.
- Nivel de actividad: Fácil
Opiniones(12)
We did the tour with a small group. We found it very good and informative. He addressed our wishes and sensibly included breaks for drinks.
The tour gives a great overview of the important sites in the historic center of Dresden. Mr. Obiesi was very personable and very knowledgable.
Wonderful experience and exceptional guide. Will return another day to see more of the city. Highly recommend!
Thank you very much for your kind feedback. I’m delighted to hear you had a wonderful experience, and I would be happy to welcome you back to explore more of the city in the future. Your recommendation is truly appreciated.
Helga was absolutely fantastic in every way. Personable, punctual, excellent English and a complete command of the history, architecture and culture of the great city of Dresden. We were all blown away by her knowledge and the polished, professional and personal way she conducted our city tour. Ask for Helga! He was truly the best!
We're glad to hear you had such a wonderful experience with Helga in Dresden! It's great to know she brought the city’s history, architecture, and culture to life for your group. We’d be happy to welcome you on another tour in the future!
An informative city tour as part of a company outing. The small group makes the city tour an individual experience. Highly recommended.
We're glad to hear the city tour was informative and that the small group setting made it feel personal and engaging during your company outing. We’d be happy to welcome you on another tour in the future!
We didn’t know what to expect from Dresden and ended up very pleasantly surprised. Our tour guide Cosima was wonderful! She began by asking if there was anything specific we wanted to see or focus on, but we left it up to her. The old town has been very well reconstructed. Cosima described Dresden’s past, both 100s of years ago as well as the last ~50years as both have shaped what it looks like today. We only had an afternoon while traveling between Berlin and Prague, having the private tour was well worth it to us to see the city in such a short amount of time. I would highly recommend Cosima as your guide when you are in Dresden.
Thank you so much for this thoughtful review! We're thrilled to hear that Dresden exceeded your expectations and that Cosima made your short visit so memorable. It’s great to know her insights into both the city's rich history and its more recent past added depth to your experience. We'll be sure to pass along your kind words—she’ll be delighted. We hope to welcome you again someday!
We explored baroque architecture, majestic palaces, and captivating museums. The guide was engaging and knowledgeable. A fantastic way to experience this beautiful German city.
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the tour and found the guide engaging. Hope to see you on another trip soon!
A wonderful detailed guided tour and we loved every minute! My daughters (3 teens) were entertained the entire time and we all learned so much!
Thank you for the great feedback! We're thrilled to hear that the tour was both entertaining and educational for you and your teens. We hope to have the pleasure of guiding you again soon!
My husband and I met our guide, Helga under the statue of King Johann. Helga was on time but was confused as she thought she was going on a bus trip. Helga was very knowledgeable and we took our time exploring the baroque architecture and discovering various beautiful buildings such as The Zwinger and the Semper Opera House and the procession of Princes. However, Helga did not engage with us, didn’t offer to take photos. We had to ask, and when we reached Neumarkt, which I said I loved, didn’t offer to walk us around. She told us that the tour has now ended. We stayed static outside the Frauenkirche and we had 15 minutes left! If a tour advertises that it for two hours, then you expect to get your moneys worth and have a two hour tour. Not one hour and 45 minutes! We left, feeling disappointed as we had travelled from Berlin for the day.
Dear traveler, We deeply regret the oversight in the engagement and timing of the tour, and we are taking immediate steps to address these issues internally. Due to a technical glitch, there was a miscommunication about the nature of the tour. Thank you for your understanding. Tina
Dresden is a gorgeous must see city. No one should travel to Germany without visiting Dresden . Wolfgang was our tour guide snd he was terrific at leading our small group through the streets of Dresden . Five stars to Dresden snd Wolfgang
Dear traveler, Thank you for your glowing words! We're ecstatic to hear you had a fantastic experience. Your feedback encourages us to continue exceeding expectations! Tina
