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Albertinum

The gallery boasts an exquisite collection of scuplture ranging from ancient Greece until modern times.

Georg-Treu-Platz 2, 01067 Dresden, Germany

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Attractions near to Albertinum

Zwinger

The impressive Baroque palace built as a part of a former fort is a must-see. It hosts the Old Masters' Gallery among others.

Dresden Castle

You will find layers upon layers of different architectural styles on this fascinating palace – the former residence of the Saxon kings.

Old Market

Dresden's main square is a pulsating centre for social and cultural life as well as shopping – either in the lively outside market or one of the many boutiques.

Church of the Holy Cross Dresden

Dresden's oldest church and currently also the largest church in Saxony. The excellent acoustics are the reason why the famous Kreuzchoir performs here.

Brühl's Terrace

A popular promenade located on the bank of Elbe nicknamed the “Balcony of Europe”. A great place for a refreshing walk and views of the Elbe Valley.

Japanese Palace

The romantic place on the banks of Elbe used to house King Augustus' porcelain collection, today it houses the Museum of Ethnology. Worth a visit.

Coin Lane

Right next to the Frauenkirche, this enchanting narrow lane is littered with restaurants of all kind. There's so much options to choose from.

Old Masters Gallery

An impressive collection of art spanning from the 15th to the 18th century, featuring mostly Italian and Dutch painters of the Renaissance and Baroque. A must-see.