Brühl’s terrace and fortress Dresden, Dresden, Germany
Under the world-famous Brühl Terrace, which was made accessible to the public in 1814 and is also known as the “balcony of Europe”, reveals the testimony of a period that is often overlooked in addition to baroque illuminated lights. Stonebacks of the Renaissance invite you to take a tour.
The seemingly underground fortress is an attraction for all who want to explore Dresden from a different perspective. You can see the last existing city gate of the Saxon residence, the oldest surviving stone bridge in Dresden, growth chambers and artillery courtyards and spectacular river walks.
Visit Germany. Epic German Adventure route © Monika Newbound
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