Timeline
15:41
Pick up a slice of cake at the Italienisches Dörfchen. The baroque pavilion offers a stylish setting and sweet treats to fuel your walk.
15:56
Walk to the Milo of Croton statue. It sits just a short distance from the food options and serves as your starting point for the final approach.
16:06
Head to the Fürstenzug. This massive porcelain painting stretches along the wall, showing Saxon princes and kings in full parade uniform. Find the spot where the fading light catches the tiles.
16:41
Augustiner an der Frauenkirche
End your evening at Augustiner an der Frauenkirche. Enjoy some German food and local beer in a relaxed atmosphere as the city lights come on.
Local tip
The walk from the Milo of Croton to the Fürstenzug takes about 49 minutes on foot. If you prefer a quicker route, check the tram schedule. The painting is best viewed in the late afternoon or early evening when the natural light highlights the porcelain details.
Check before you go
- The Italienisches Dörfchen does not list specific opening hours, so arrive early in the afternoon to ensure you can get cake.
- Augustiner an der Frauenkirche is open daily from 11:00 to 24:00, so it will be open for your post-sunset dinner.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Dresden (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).