The Frauenkirche and Neumarkt in Dresden, Germany, are two of the city’s most magnificent landmarks, regarded as a symbol of its rich history. The Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady) is a stunning Baroque church that dominates the skyline of the city. Its unique domed silhouette is the most recognizable element in Dresden.
Next to the Frauenkirche is the Neumarkt, a large public square which dates back to the Middle Ages and served as the city's market. Its picturesque cobblestone streets, ornate facades and grand buildings make it a popular destination with visitors. From the Neumarkt visitors can admire up-close-and-personal views of the Frauenkirche, often illuminated at night. This is a great spot to watch the daily hustle and bustle of Dresden life. Don’t forget to check out the equestrian statue of John, Elector of Saxony, located in the center of the square.
Next to the Frauenkirche is the Neumarkt, a large public square which dates back to the Middle Ages and served as the city's market. Its picturesque cobblestone streets, ornate facades and grand buildings make it a popular destination with visitors. From the Neumarkt visitors can admire up-close-and-personal views of the Frauenkirche, often illuminated at night. This is a great spot to watch the daily hustle and bustle of Dresden life. Don’t forget to check out the equestrian statue of John, Elector of Saxony, located in the center of the square.
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