Dresden, the centuries-old capital of the Saxon electors and kings, and today the state capital of the Free State of Saxony, rightfully bears the nickname "Elbflorenz." The unique combination of magnificent Baroque buildings and world-famous art collections, set against the backdrop of the gentle Elbe Valley, captivates millions of tourists from all over the world year after year. Heavily damaged at the end of World War II, "Dresden, the Wonderful" has remarkably resurrected in recent years. The city tour takes you to the most important sights of the city. Whether on foot, by bike, or - during a trip to Pillnitz - on one of the Elbe boats, you can experience the more than 800-year history of the city in an entertaining and informative way, of course with necessary breaks to enjoy the hospitality of Dresden.