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Güntzwiesen

Historic green space with a sporty vibe

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Dresden: First Steps10 pts

Dresden: Explorer25 pts

Dresden: Insider50 pts

The Güntzwiesen in Dresden is an expansive green area that houses the stadium named after Rudolf Harbig. It was developed with funds from the Güntz Foundation, established by Justus Friedrich Güntz in 1856. Since 2016, the northern section has been known as Cockerwiese, inspired by Joe Cocker's legendary 1988 concert.

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The northern part of the meadows was named after a Joe Cocker concert.

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You're standing in one of Dresden's most versatile green spaces, the Güntzwiesen. Created with funds from the Güntz Foundation, established by Justus Friedrich Güntz in 1856, you can feel the touch of history here. Look to the north, and you'll see the Cockerwiese, a name that recalls Joe Cocker's unforgettable 1988 concert. Perhaps you can sense the echo of the past on this expansive field. Right behind you, slightly southeast, you can discover the majestic figure of Hercules battling the Lernaean Hydra. A short walk to the east will lead you to the Dresden Park Railway, another cultural highlight in the area. Enjoy the tranquility and the historical ambiance surrounding you.