Not recommended
I booked bicycles for 10 people for 1 day. The positive first. The bicycles were ready and were handed over within 20 minutes. But then: The first bike had no more assistance after 20 minutes. The second bike had no air left in the rear tire after 3 hours. The employee explained to us over the phone that City Bike was not responsible for this. Only after some back-and-forth was a bike shop 3 km away mentioned, with costs to be paid by us. Conclusion: City Bike or Dresden Bike (same company) not again.
Tourist Office that does not contribute too much.
This Tourist Information Office is located on the lower floor of the QF Passage in Neumarkt Square. It is very spacious and sells many kinds of souvenirs of the city. We went, as in other offices of this type, to ask what we could do in the city in the time we had. We asked for a plan, they charged us a euro for it and they didn’t explain anything else specifically, so I asked if it was possible to visit the Catholic and Lutheran cathedrals on that particular day for hours and they told us the times at which those places opened and nothing else.
In short, it is a place to buy things and ask for specific questions, but you should not expect suggestions of possible visits. Nowadays, with the applications we have on mobile phones, it is also not necessary to go to this place to pay one euro for a paper plan, unless you have a special fondness for paper plans. The person we dealt with didn’t elicit sympathy either, although it wasn’t an unpleasant deal.
Easter in Dresden
The first day we toured the old and new city with electric bike .. with a ride along the Elbe .. to repeat
The completely rebuilt city is beautiful.. the ancient museums contain treasures
I highly recommend visiting also Meissen easily accessible by train .. both the Ceramics factory and the castle with the beautiful Gothic cathedral
