Once a city of princes and classical composers, Dresden became a modern city of commerce and technology during the last two decades after Germany's reunification, one reason you'll find a Dresden hotel to satisfy all tastes. Dresden is known for its festivals (e.g. the Dixieland-Jazz Festival) in and around such famous attractions as the Semper Opera House, Dresden Castle and the reconstructed Frauenkirche. Visitors can book exclusive rooms in Dresden hotels with HRS.com to start an unforgettable sight-seeing tour from the central squares of the Altmarkt and the Neumarkt down to the Elbe River.

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Hotels in Dresden enable visitors to experience the city itself and its fantastic landscape. Many international high-tech companies - for instance SIEMENS and AMD - have chosen Dresden to host one of their European production facilities. That is why the so-called "Silicon Saxony", including Dresden, is often compared to its Californian counterpart. Besides business, Dresden has been declared the Florence of Germany. One view through the window of a Dresden hotel explains why. At the Dresden International Congress Centre this "Saxitalian" spirit becomes obvious to business travellers.

Dresden is the capital of the state of Saxony in Germany.  It lies in the far east of the country along the banks of the Elbe River. The city is relatively new compared to its surroundings, getting its start in the late 12th century as a simple settlement on the banks of the Elbe. It didn't take long for people to see the benefits of this city, and by 1270 it was the regional capital. By the 19th century it was a major hub for the local economy. Even today it retains that economic importance. This interesting history means that Dresden is rich in art and culture. Renowned architects have created a unique skyline, and painters and musicians have paved the way for Saxony's capital to become a must-see for international guests. Those who intend to visit Dresden can book their accommodation with HRS.com which offers inexpensive, top-quality hotels in Dresden.

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Once a city of princes and classical composers, Dresden became a modern city of commerce and technology during the last two decades after Germany's reunification.  This is just one reason you'll find a Dresden hotel to satisfy all tastes. Dresden is known for its festivals such as the Dixieland-Jazz Festival.  Many of these festivals are hosted in and around such famous attractions as the Semper Opera House, Dresden Castle and the reconstructed Frauenkirche. You can book an exclusive room in a Dresden hotel with HRS.com and start an unforgettable sight-seeing tour from the central squares of the Altmarkt and the Neumarkt down to the Elbe River.  Make sure you set aside a little time to see the Schloss und Grünes Gewölbe, Europe's best and most impressive jewel museum.  A great way to discover the city is to take a paddle steamer cruise up the river. The Bunte Republik Neustadt festival held in June is a must see, so try and time your visit with this colourful street festival.

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Hotels in Dresden allow you to experience the city and its fantastic landscape. Many international high-tech companies, for instance SIEMENS and AMD, have chosen Dresden to host one of their European production facilities. The high concentration of high tech companies in this area is why Dresdena d the surrounding area is called "Silicon Saxony". One peek through the window of your Dresden hotel will give you a hint as to why this city has been called the Florence of Germany. The city is well connected internationally with the Dresden-Klotzsche Airport linking to cities across Europe. There are two large train stations in Dresden, ensuring that you will always find a connection to and from the city.  Your Dresden hotel is just down the street from the train station.  Within the city, you will quickly discover that walking is one of the best ways to explore the old city centre.