Holiday rentals and lettings in Dresden

Find your ideal rental in one of the most beautiful old towns in central Europe. Find a lovely holiday rental in the Inner Altstadt, Neumarket and around the main railway station. The Inner Altstadt is the Old Town, where most of the main landmarks are. Neumarkt area is very central and where the Dresden Frauenkirche is located. Around the train station you can find some lettings that suit your needs. It is ideal for those who wish to travel around and use public transport.

Cute holiday rentals in central areas with balconies and outdoor areas overlooking little gardens. Enjoy a weekend with your partner, discover the city with friends or have a nice holiday time with the family in this beautiful city. There are rentals that can accommodate up to 4 people in the centre. If you are looking for bigger properties, in Loschwitz you can find properties that can host up to 7 people. Nice and traditional architecture, well furnished interiors and all the amenities you need for a memorable stay in Dresden. Some properties allow your pets to stay with you so you can bring your furry little friend, too!

A picturesque German city on the banks of the River Elbe and the foothills of the East Erzgebirge mountains, in East Germany with an incredible Altstadt easily accessed on foot. Although the main sites are within walking distance, you can use the bus, the tram or the train to cover longer distances or visit. Walk straight up Pragerstasser and enjoy the DDR buildings, further on to the Frauenkirche. Visit the museums, the Zwinger palaces houses or the baroque church Frauenkirche with its beautiful dome. The new part, Neustadt, boasts a myriad of restaurants, shops and a vibrant nightlife scene you cannot miss while you are here!

Within the city limits you will enjoy a paradise of nature with 3 nature sanctuaries, 112 natural monuments and 11 conservation areas in addition to the numerous public parks, making the city one of the greenest urban sites combined with baroque and rococo architecture where the reflection of its opulent past can be admired. A blend of different elements that make Dresden an enjoyable and vibrant riverfront city with a unique and striking skyline with spires, domes and stately buildings.

Urban travellers will love strolling around the city and explore its streets lined with elegant buildings, small boutiques, great museums and exhibitions, historical architecture and terrific coffee houses. This is the perfect destination for city explorers. Here you will meet concrete and nature blended together in perfect harmony with beautiful views by the river, tasty cuisine and modern neighbourhoods boasting street art and hipster vibes. Feel the glorious past of the city marvelling at the beauty of every facade, of every street, of every corner. Dresden is awaiting you.

That time of the year again! Around November, the Christmas spirit takes over the city. The Christmas markets take place in Altmarkt, one of the busiest squares during the festive season. The Striezelmarkt started in the 15th century and “Striezel” refers to a cake made at Christmas called “Stollen”. Every weekend of Advent, the market dedicates them to the traditions of the area. Many other markets take place in Dresden like the one near the Frauenkirche, the one in Neumarkt or The Winter Lights Market near the main railway station, in one of the most popular shopping streets, featuring a 50 feet (15m) Christmas tree. Try some regional food, buy some Christmas decorations, traditional handcrafts and take a sip of glühwein (mulled wine) to fight the cold weather with a bite of Christstollen, the famous fruity bread with nuts and spices!

The Church of our Lady is a unique Baroque church in the Neumarkt area of Dresden, the heart of the city. This building was badly damaged during the WWII bombings and restored in the 1980s. Nowadays you can admire its structure, the majestic dome, the contrast of light and dark stones and the magnificent interior. It will demand your attention the instant you see it!

Saxon cuisine is well known for hearty meat-based dishes but when it comes to treats, the sweet bites will also make you dream of them all day long. Try some sauerbraten, delicious beef with red cabbage or Holunderbeerensuppe, a spicy soup, sometimes also served with Grießklößchen, a type of dumplings. The Quarkkeulchen can be served both sweet and savoury, with curd cheese, boiled potatoes and raisins. A touch of cinnamon, sugar and applesauce, hot cherries or vanilla ice cream will turn them into mouth watering desserts. And if you want to satisfy your sweet cravings, have some Eierschecke, a three layer cake you must try as every café in the city has it on the menu.

This Renaissance palace is one of the most famous museums in Dresden with splendid collections and a unique treasure chamber, the Green Vault with nearly 3,000 masterworks in gold, amber and ivory. Admire the Dresden Armoury, the drawings of Goya, Michelangelo, Jan Van Eyck, Rubens or Rembrandt and also the fabulous worldwide coin collection. On the east side of the building, contemplate the monumental Fürstenzug, a monumental 344 feet long (102 m) porcelain mural.

Just north of the Frauenkirche you will find a panoramic terrace overlooking the Elbe. Take a few minutes to admire the river, the buildings, the statues along the way and the gardens on the east side. Simply take in the views and get your best pictures of Dresden with splendid views.

You can have the opportunity to see one of the most lauded baroque buildings in Germany, the Zwinger Palace. The lavish festivities were held here during the 1700s. The beautiful gardens with its pavilions are surrounded by galleries decorated with statues. The Nymphenbad is a gorgeous fountain with nymphs that shows a late Baroque design.