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Once one of Dresden's most famous cathedrals, this structure is currently undergoing a massive reconstruction project to repair the damage done by Allied bombings.
Public health museum.
Restored to its former magnificence after its destruction in the 1945 bombing of Dresden, this elaborate, High Renaissance style opera house presents opera, ballet and jazz performances, and is worth a visit if only to marvel at its ornate interior.
A beautiful Baroque palace built by architect Pöppelmann.
From Frommer's Germany 2008: Home of the Kreuzchor, the famous boys' choir of Dresden. Free concerts are conducted every Saturday at 5 p.m. unless the choir is traveling.
A popular art museum displaying a collection of finely wrought jewelry and sculpture.
This art museum is jam packed with masterpieces by the likes of Rubens and Titian, but it is most famous for Rafael's Sistine Madonna.
A scenic street lined with Baroque townhouses.
Also known as the Cathedral of St. Trinitatis, this is the Catholic Court Church. Houses a famous stone pulpit, 250-year-old organ and the tombs of Saxon rulers.