The mingling of old stone and new make the church that much more interesting. The church is beautiful and a testament to the resiliency of Dresden. Definitely worth a stop to see the inside and read about. More

The profound altar, paster interior and use of previous church (destroyed in 1945) pieces of stone. More

I climbed the tower of the frauenkirche in Dresden (about half the distance is travelled by lift). The view from the top is spectacular, taking in all the sights of Dresden, but I felt €8 was a bit expensive. More

Everything from the exterior to the golden angels and blue walls - this church always makes me sit back and appreciate this place's beauty and history. More

All people told us to go here. The interior as well as exterior were looking nice. Furthermore, it has to be respected that it was rebuilt after being destroyed after the fierce bombing in WWII. It must be said that the place is a little too touristic and valued, than that it actually deserves. When looking bluntly, it's no better... More

Beautiful inside and out. Amazing ceiling and architecture. More

Seeing this church is just half the story. Be sure to fill yourself in on its destruction and rebuildings. Wonderful city treasure More

This church is very beautiful and the sound is very nice. More

This Protestant Church was obliterated in the massive bombing that destroyed much of Dresden toward the end of World War II. Its ruins stood as a kind of memorial in the middle if the central square for 58 years. Finally, with the fall of Communism, a group of people decided to rebuild to the original design. Donations came in from... More