During this guided tour of the Dresden Residence Palace you'll learn exciting background information about the most famous works of art in the historic treasury "Green Vault", such as the cherry stone with 185 faces, the Golden Coffee Set, the centerpiece of the Great Mogul Aureng-Zeb and much more.See the palace in all its glory with unique things from centuries and listen to your guide's comments about jousting tournaments, the gala staircase to the sultan's tent, precious silks, gems and pearls on princely clothing.Discover the highlights of the exhibitions of the New Green Vault, the Turkish Chamber, the Giant's Hall as well as the English Staircase, Princely Wardrobe and the Small Ballroom. Visit the Parade Rooms with the Throne Room of Augustus the Strong.From April to October an individual ascent to the Hausmannsturm is possible. Enjoy the magnificent panoramic view over the Elbe valley - Dresden is at your feet!
This tour does not allow more than 15 people per booking
Explore the magnificent Residence Palace and the New Green Vault
The entrance ticket is included in the tour fee
Visit the Türckische Cammer, the Riesensaal, the princely checkroom and the small ballroom
Children (age 0-16): free admission
Hear exciting background information about the most famous works of art
Photography is allowed in the Green Vault without flash only
Bring the whole family - everyone will love it
Dresden's New Green Vault is part of the Green Vault a museum that hosts the largest treasure collection in Europe. It focuses the attention on each individual object in neutral rooms, one of which is the largest green diamond ever found.
Located in Dresden's historic center, Dresden Castle (Residenzschloss) is the oldest building of the city home to impressive art collections and exhibitions. After being destroyed in 1945, the castle has been fully restored to its former splendour and the beautiful architecture of the building dominates the city.
Meet your guide in the small courtyard of the Residence Palace (meetingpoint B of the palace). The ticket offices and information desks of the museums are also located here. Look for them holding a sign "Glanzlicher Dresdens" in their hand.
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During this guided tour of the Dresden Residence Palace you'll learn exciting background information about the most famous works of art in the historic treasury "Green Vault", such as the cherry stone with 185 faces, the Golden Coffee Set, the centerpiece of the Great Mogul Aureng-Zeb and much more.See the palace in all its glory with unique things from centuries and listen to your guide's comments about jousting tournaments, the gala staircase to the sultan's tent, precious silks, gems and pearls on princely clothing.Discover the highlights of the exhibitions of the New Green Vault, the Turkish Chamber, the Giant's Hall as well as the English Staircase, Princely Wardrobe and the Small Ballroom. Visit the Parade Rooms with the Throne Room of Augustus the Strong.From April to October an individual ascent to the Hausmannsturm is possible. Enjoy the magnificent panoramic view over the Elbe valley - Dresden is at your feet!
This tour does not allow more than 15 people per booking
Explore the magnificent Residence Palace and the New Green Vault
The entrance ticket is included in the tour fee
Visit the Türckische Cammer, the Riesensaal, the princely checkroom and the small ballroom
Children (age 0-16): free admission
Hear exciting background information about the most famous works of art
Photography is allowed in the Green Vault without flash only
Bring the whole family - everyone will love it
Dresden's New Green Vault is part of the Green Vault a museum that hosts the largest treasure collection in Europe. It focuses the attention on each individual object in neutral rooms, one of which is the largest green diamond ever found.
Located in Dresden's historic center, Dresden Castle (Residenzschloss) is the oldest building of the city home to impressive art collections and exhibitions. After being destroyed in 1945, the castle has been fully restored to its former splendour and the beautiful architecture of the building dominates the city.
Meet your guide in the small courtyard of the Residence Palace (meetingpoint B of the palace). The ticket offices and information desks of the museums are also located here. Look for them holding a sign "Glanzlicher Dresdens" in their hand.
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