Comments on: Dynamic Dresden http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/ Europe Travel Guide, Europe Travel Blog, Europe Travel Community: Travel Reviews and Travel Tips Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:57:02 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Terri Fogarty http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/comment-page-1/#comment-40704 Terri Fogarty Sun, 11 Oct 2009 04:58:29 +0000 http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/#comment-40704 Hi Susan, We have new posts every day and I am sure we will have one on Weimar. Germany as well. It sounds beautiful. Thank you for reading EuropeUpClose. Hi Susan,

We have new posts every day and I am sure we will have one on Weimar. Germany as well. It sounds beautiful.
Thank you for reading EuropeUpClose.

]]> By: Susan Wilburn http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/comment-page-1/#comment-40703 Susan Wilburn Sun, 11 Oct 2009 01:23:55 +0000 http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/#comment-40703 Hallo...I am surprised that you do not mention Weimar, Germany. It is a wonderful town filled with much culture, home of Goethe and Schiller. Was named the Multicultural City of Europe a few years ago. It has many interesting things to see and do, including much history. If you want to see beauty, a clean community, truly a multicultural experience, good food, friendly people... I recommend Weimar. They have many accommodations from hostels to hotels. The hostels are new, in the heart of the city and not expensive. Very clean and private. Thanks, Susan Hallo…I am surprised that you do not mention Weimar, Germany. It is a wonderful town filled with much culture, home of Goethe and Schiller. Was named the Multicultural City of Europe a few years ago. It has many interesting things to see and do, including much history.

If you want to see beauty, a clean community, truly a multicultural experience, good food, friendly people… I recommend Weimar. They have many accommodations from hostels to hotels. The hostels are new, in the heart of the city and not expensive. Very clean and private.
Thanks, Susan

]]> By: John Beall http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/comment-page-1/#comment-40002 John Beall Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:23:42 +0000 http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/#comment-40002 Terri, Thanks for your quick response to my inquiry. Others have recommended visiting Dresden, but I will certainly check out the article about Leipzig. All in all I am looking forward to visiting Europe again. John Terri,
Thanks for your quick response to my inquiry. Others have recommended visiting Dresden, but I will certainly check out the article about Leipzig. All in all I am looking forward to visiting Europe again.
John

]]> By: Terri Fogarty http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/comment-page-1/#comment-39997 Terri Fogarty Mon, 01 Jun 2009 05:52:03 +0000 http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/#comment-39997 Hi John, There is a story on Leipzig in the June issue of Conde Nast Traveler that you might want to read. Since I have not been to Leipzig, I cannot comment on that city. But as a recent traveler to Dresden, I heartily recommend this beautiful city. Rebuilt on the ruins left from the war, you cannot imagine it ever looking any different. It is a small city, but there is a lot to see, and you can do it in one day. The Zwinger, the royal palace, a boat ride on the river, and the extraordinary Frauerkirche are waiting for you. Terri Hi John,
There is a story on Leipzig in the June issue of Conde Nast Traveler that you might want to read. Since I have not been to Leipzig, I cannot comment on that city. But as a recent traveler to Dresden, I heartily recommend this beautiful city. Rebuilt on the ruins left from the war, you cannot imagine it ever looking any different. It is a small city, but there is a lot to see, and you can do it in one day. The Zwinger, the royal palace, a boat ride on the river, and the extraordinary Frauerkirche are waiting for you.
Terri

]]> By: John Beall http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/comment-page-1/#comment-39996 John Beall Mon, 01 Jun 2009 03:22:26 +0000 http://www.europeupclose.com/dynamic-dresden/#comment-39996 This July my family and I (total of 5 adults) plan to travel through parts of central Europe using a rental car. After a visit to the Silesia region of Poland, we will be driving west through Saxony on the way to Nuremberg (where my oldest daughter was born). I am thinking of staying overnight in either Leipzig or Dresden, but having been to neither, I am not quite sure which to choose. Therefore my question - Which city would you recommend for such a short visit? Personally I lean toward Dresden, however I am certainly open for persuasion otherwise. Thanks! This July my family and I (total of 5 adults) plan to travel through parts of central Europe using a rental car. After a visit to the Silesia region of Poland, we will be driving west through Saxony on the way to Nuremberg (where my oldest daughter was born). I am thinking of staying overnight in either Leipzig or Dresden, but having been to neither, I am not quite sure which to choose.

Therefore my question – Which city would you recommend for such a short visit? Personally I lean toward Dresden, however I am certainly open for persuasion otherwise. Thanks!

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