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Yenidze
Hiya,
I am going to be in Dresden from september 3rd until september 7th and I am looking for an affordable private accomodation (Pension, Bed and breakfast, Hostel, Hotel).
I prefer a single room with either shared or private bath.
Are there any other VTers around in Dresden at that time who are interested in a VT meeting?
All tips are welcome
HORSCHECK :o)
mach Tagesausflüge nach Meißen und Freiberg
in Freiberg fahr ins Bergwerk ein
Hi Holger!
We stayed in a pension in Golberode, a few km's south of Dresden last year - great place, not expensive and with quite good busconnections to the centre (or take a bike with you!) if you don't want to drive.
Maybe I can look up some more details.
Have a nice time,
P.
Hiya Pete,
thanks for the info. That sounds good. Do you have any more details (weblink, adress, e-mail)???
How long is the bustrip to the centre about? Anyway, for me it isn´t a problem to take the bus ... :-)
Holger :-)
One bus stopped right in front of the pension, but didn't go later in the evening. A citybus (also nighttime) had it's "Endhaltestelle" in Goppeln, about 1-2km away, from there it was around 15-20 minutes to the centre. I will look at home if I find some more details, and let you know!
I definitely recommend the Mezcalero B&B in the Neustadt. Quiet, but centrally located to everything (esp. nightlife!). Reasonable rates IMO. www.mezcalero.de
I think I'll be in town 3rd to 5th Sept. I am looking forward to meet you!
Ingo
Hey Holger,
managed to find some more details on our adress:
Gästehaus Pension Scholz
Zur Alten Schmiede 15, 01728 Goppeln/Golberode, phone (0351) 2848873. No website as far as I know, price was around 25 EUR per person if I am not mistaken.
Among others, they are also mentioned on:
http://www.party-abc.de/DRESDEN/GAST.HTM
Also I found out that the citybus from Dresden to Goppeln is Linie 75. Should take around 20 minutes to Goppeln, then 15 mins walk down/uphill... (as the connecting bus doesn't go in the evening). So maybe you are better off with a B&B in the centre if you plan to be in the city mostly?
Have a nice time!
P.
The STRIEZELMARKT to christmas time. If you have the luck to be in Dresden in december, you have to go to the Striezelmarkt on the Altmarkt. You will see a typical beautiful german christmas market with a lot of stands where you can find the typical 'Erzgebirgischen Figuren' like pyramids, little figures of angels...all of it is handmade!
Sadly, I don't remember the address, but somewhere in the Neustadt I stumbled upon this shop where I could have spent every last euro I brought with me on my trip. I only left with a few records and some pins, but I admired the coffin that had been turned into a bookshelf and the friendly goth chick who gave me my change out of a metal box and said "Joy Division ist Gut." (excuse my poor German skills). I hope it's still there.
Körnerplatz, the square at the end of the Blaues Wunder bridge, is a traffic hub for the suburbs on the right bank of the Elbe, both for car traffic and buses. From here, too, the funicular up to Weißer Hirsch (photo 3) and the suspension railway up to Loschwitzer Höhe depart.
This area which is situated much higher than the Elbe and thus quite safe of floods was the location of the first settlement which then extended further downhill towards the river. When the bridge was built the old village houses were demolished and substituted by larger buildings in the historistic style of the late 19th century.
The building on the southern side of the square (photo 2) contains an excellent coffeehouse and bakery, Café Wippler, which is famous for its Eierschecke, a Dresden cake speciality.
By train. If you're coming from the west, there are ICE (super-express) trains from all of Germany and they all terminate in Dresden. There are also trains from Wroclaw, Warsaw, and Krakow in Poland, and Prague in the Czech Republic.
No, not for hot food :-). The fact is that the restaurant sits over an hill and it has lots of windows overlooking Dresden from above ... unfortunately if is bloody sunny you get burned on your face while eating :-)))
Just a joke of course ... good restaurant just outside Dresden Deer carpaccio with something I completely forgot :-( ... I enjoyed also a Kerner white wine by www.schloss-wackerbarth.de
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