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A riverboat named "August der Starke" passing under a bridge. 1
A river with boats, a bridge, and illuminated buildings in the background. 2
A steamboat named 'RESIDENS' with passengers on deck, docked near a bridge and buildings. 3
A riverboat with passengers, surrounded by greenery and a stone wall. 4
A riverboat named 'Gråfin Cosel' docked near historic buildings. 5
By WEIßE FLOTTE SACHSEN GmbH

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Overview

    • Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise down the calm Elbe River
    • Pass the Elbe bridges and see the famous Loschwitz Bridge up close
    • Discover the history and charm of Dresden from a different perspective
    • Relax on a boat trip down the Elbe with great views of the Elbe Palaces
    • Tuck into local and tasty food and drinks available on board the boat

Activity location

    • Dresden
    • Dresden, Sachsen, Germany

Meeting/Redemption Point

    • Augustusbrücke, Terrassenufer, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland | Please note that the starting point for this tour is from piers 1-7, beneath the Brühlsche Terrasse. Please allow sufficient time for the walk to the piers. Boarding starts approx. 15 minutes before departure.
    • Dresden, Sachsen, Germany

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What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    Boat tour
  • Inclusions
    Audio commentary via on-board announcements or by app
  • Exclusions
    Food and drinks (can be purchased on board)
  • Exclusions
    Hotel pickup and drop-off

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    • Not allowed: Smoking

What you can expect

  • Discover Dresden's charm and history on a boat cruise down the Elbe River. See the Elbe Valley's most beautiful landmarks and the historic old town of Dresden on this sightseeing boat cruise.
    Begin at the Terrassenufer with a view of the Frauenkirche, pass the Saloppe, and discover the three Elbe palaces: Albrechtsberg Palace, Eckberg Palace, and Lingner Palace. Travel to the Loschwitz Villa Quarter and pass four of the famous Elbe Bridges, including Loschwitz Bridge, affectionately known as the “Blue Wonder”.