Great castle in the restoration works. You get some old and new. The furnishings and walls are…read moreexquisite as well as the grounds. However, it seems more like a mansion than a castle. There is a little blurb about the owners burying their treasures. That should really be played up along with the discovery. That would really hook people

Hearing that this castle was an ode to hunting & there was a focus on taxidermy, the Mr & I decided…read moreto stick to the lovely gardens & surrounding parks on the outside.....we didn't go inside Even so, Schloss Moritzburg is worth a visit - absolutely lovely! Very picturesque grounds with surrounding lake - lots of sculptures surround the main house and their are lots of pathways to take you into the gardens, woods and to help you get into nature I also thought it was funny that no one is allowed on the grass and security spent their whole shift chasing people away - as no one paid any attention to the signage Saw lots of goose parents w/ their goslings - adorable! So while you couldn't necessarily come here to picnic, it is still well worth a visit for a leisurely stroll & breathtaking scenery

Nice vibe at the CASTLE ... friendly staff and a good selection of guest beers ... loved the NEIPA…read moreselection as wifey and I are both hop heads. The guest beers have a bit higher ABV (and accompanying € cost) but also local Pilsners and Hefs round our a great selection. Food they had pretzels and canned chips along with pizza slices they warm up for you. Dog friendly and comfy couches = a must drop in local at the Castle!!

This place is kinda happening! Carries a decent amount of sour beers. At least one of the…read morebartenders is American. She offered me an IPA to compliment their most sour beer and they both really drank well together. Place is noisy though.

A pleasant tour of the castle with the guide being very friendly, open and funny at times and of…read morecourse he answered all our questions that we had. The castle in itself was very beautifully decorated and pretty huge. I recommend this tour for anyone who enjoys wonderful tours at historical castles. The best part is that this tour didn't take hours long and wasn't very boring nor dull during the whole tour.

What a massive palace. Didn't know it was build by the wife of Frederick III in the late 17…read morecentury, impressive. This Baroque Palace is one of the largest palaces in the world and it a long walk from one end to another and it 2 levels (or more) and there are 2 sections of it. Each room was decor in different theme, style and decor. Walking through it like being travel around the world - they even have a church, a big ass garden. Plus a grand gardening room that was so beautiful that you just spend more time there then other. Also a Chinese room that was so impressive, make you feel like you learn about Chinese culture in one visit. You could spend a while there to slowly browsing the place and I'm sure you still missing something. The garden would be a fun place to explore in the summer time by the look of it from the second flower.

Here you will see a beautifully restored 17th century baroque palace. There are some genuine…read moreartifacts sprinkled around the first floor but most objects are reproductions or period antiques used decoratively. On the second floor are china and tableware collections, some jewels and family heirlooms. There is a nice palace garden/public park to enjoy as well. The palace was struck by bombs in WW2 and underwent a lengthy restoration. The repairs to the building itself are impeccable. In its heyday Queen Charlotte's palace must have rivaled Versalles in France. It's well worth a visit.

This is one of the famous castle in Dresden. Although it isn't so close to the city center,…read moreit'definitely worth it. It actually took us awhile to get do this place. We were staying in the Altmark, there was a direct tram to Pillnitz. It took us around 30-40 mins. After got off the tram we still needed to got and the boat to the other side of of the place. Luckily we got the day ticket. So didn't have to spent extra money just for the small trip. the boat trip took about just 2 mins to the side. After we got off from the boat, it took another 5 mins on foot. Then we arrived the schloss Pillnitz. We walked around the castle, I already amazed by the architecture from outside. It didn't took long, we found the entrance. The entrance fee was cheaper than I expected. Also got of map from there. Inside this place, it was really beautiful. I was totally impressed by it. The castle looked really different compared with the others I have visited so far. As I looked at the style of architecture here, some Asian style out it this. On the wall, I could see this place has a close relation with aisa back then. For the inside museum, need to pay extra for entance. Of couse if your ticket already included then you don't have to. We also visited the greenhouse inside. Quite nice and peaceful. When we were there, the were a pianist playing some classic at the background. It was really a plus point for our journey. We had great time there just explored around this place. It's really beautiful and cultural. At the end we spent almost two hours there. I think, this is one of the place must visit in Dresden. Brilliant!

Dresden Pillnitz and the castle Pillnitz with the park are very interesting places to visit. In…read morespring, summer, autumn and winter the baroque castle and the amazing park are beautiful to look at. You can walk around and relax in the sun nearly every time of the year.

Large castle with 3 floors to tour. They offered a tablet which included an app making several…read morerooms interactive which was cool. We got the combined porcelain factory and castle tour. Both are a decent walk, we tried to figure out the bus but was unsuccessful given language issues.

First off the city is beautiful, a nice day trip. The cathedral connected to the castle is worth…read morethe $$$. Beautiful architecture & stain glass. Now the castle. 10/10 would recommend the first room to the left. You put on these fancy slippers and it becomes an ice skating rink. I could spend HOURS in this room. Of course the rest of the museum is beautiful and offers a lot of information but man I would pay just to ice skate in that room every single day.

A castle beautifully restored, not necessarily related to the Capt Of Koepenick…read more I think this is a good tour if you know German, even though there is an English recording to walk around with, not every piece registers in English, so all of the beautifully restored furniture or paintings are left to just the imagination. Also the note cards are all in German, so your sol there. Here the air conditionings fairly weak and you're left sweating through the halls in the summer. Prices are modest and you can expect to spend 2 hrs or so walking through.

This palace isn't as well preserved as those in Potsdam and it isn't as full of treasures as a…read moremuseum but it is lovely and well renovated. We went on a Saturday afternoon and saw only two other visitors which made it feel like I owned the place. The handful of rooms that are preserved are covered floor to ceiling, and the ceiling, with ornate woodwork. These rooms alone made the trip worthwhile. They have a really impressive collection of cabinets in all sizes. Ornately carved and in amazing condition. They also have great collections of glass, ceramic and porcelain. I had fun imagining their use in everyday life. In the attic they have exposed the joists so you can see the original structure. The grounds are beautiful and it's a short trip from the city. I would highly recommend taking an afternoon to visit.

It's a very nice traditional restaurant located inside Zamek Kliczkow Hotel & Resort. We were very…read morefortunate to be able to secure a table without a reservation when we arrived at this castle resort hotel after the restaurant was already open. The food looked and tasted great (photos). Service was excellent with courtesy and friendliness. It had a wonderfully elegant atmosphere in this castle dining room where the nobles dined on great occasions. You felt like one as you dined here. I also thought the food was priced very reasonably. For two dinners and drinks, it was less than $24.00 equivalent. Even if you consider the less expensive economy in Poland, it was still a very good deal. If you're staying at this castle resort hotel or visiting nearby community, I'd recommend having dinner here at least once. You won't regret it.

King Friedrich Wilhelm II of Prussia ordered the construction of this tee house in 1788 to embody…read morethe mix of baroque and classic styles popular in that era. The king mostly used the Belvedere (meaning "beautiful views" for its top floor lookout terraces) to entertain guests with personal concerts away from the hubbub of his castle, Schloss Charlottenburg.

Lovely Christmas market, it's definitely worth visiting during the holidays. I enjoyed the food…read moreespecially. I just wish we would have went there on a Friday or Saturday instead of Sunday. Nice market to visit anytime of the day or evening. Just keep in mind it's located out of the center, but still very easy to locate.

Weihnachtsmarkts at Schloss Charlottenburg (Charlottenburg Palace) Berlin. Nov 27th-Dec 26th and…read morefree to attend was my favorite of the two Christmas Markets I went to in Berlin. Happy I listened to the locals as they told me it's loved this market better for the backdrop of the majestic castle, handmade crafts, children friendly and say it's a little more classy with 250 venders with foods not available in other markets. 20 minutes out of city center. I found the workers a bit more kinder, a little easier to walk around as it was slightly less crowded (slightly) and so so beautiful. I ate my way around the markets trying all the Christmas treats I saw. My favorites were: *Raclette served on Sourdough with sweet berry compote **Glühwein, Heiber Rose, and Eierpunsch (eggnog cocktail) served in the cutest souvenir mugs *Baumstriezel, a sweet yeast raised dough which is spun then wrapped around a cone-shaped baking skewer then rolled in cinnamon sugar *Gingerbread, in all forms I took home a rainbow uniform decorated gingerbread cookie, two cute market mugs, dried apples and gluten free almond cookies.