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Carolasee

A tranquil oasis in the heart of Dresden

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Located in Dresden's Großer Garten, the Carolasee is a serene 2.8-hectare pond fed by the Kaitzbach. A bridge crosses a narrow point of the lake, leading to the Carolaschlösschen restaurant. The lake is named after Carola, the last Queen of Saxony.

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Queen Carola, the lake's namesake, was the wife of King Albert.

Guided Story

Here you are at the peaceful Carolasee, a 2.8-hectare still water pond nestled in Dresden's Großer Garten. Fed by the Kaitzbach stream, this serene spot offers a quiet escape. Look to the east, and you'll notice a bridge spanning a narrow part of the lake, leading to the Carolaschlösschen restaurant. This bridge is not just a crossing; it's a popular spot for taking in the view. Behind you, the Tiergartenstraße marks the southeastern edge of the park. Named after Carola, the last Queen of Saxony, the lake holds a touch of history. Take a moment to enjoy the tranquility of this place.