
Großer Garten
Dresden's Baroque Oasis Awaits
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Originally commissioned by Elector Johann Georg III in 1676, the Great Garden is now Dresden's largest park, covering nearly a rectangular area of 1.8 square kilometers.
Quick Facts
Guided Story
Can you hear the leaves rustling above you? That's the heartbeat of the Great Garden. Just around you is the baroque beauty of the Palais im Großen Garten. Legend has it that Elector Johann Georg III used to unwind here, impressing his guests with the park's grandeur. This garden isn't just a peaceful retreat; it's a stage for many fascinating events. In spring, the cherry blossoms drape the paths in a pink veil. As you wander further, look out for the Nymphenbrunnen, a stunning stone fountain that sprays water in graceful arcs. Let the variety of plants and the gentle birdsong enchant you.
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Location
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Palais im Großen Garten

Brühl’sche Vase (Südost 1)

Parktheater

Palaisteich

Nymphenbrunnen

Die Zeit entführt die Schönheit

Brühl’sche Vase (Südost 2)
