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Hotel Bergwirtschaft Wilder Mann is located in the heart of Dresden, in the district of Trachenberg, and offers a unique view of the Saxon capital and all its places of interest. The hotel is a non-smoking hotel.

All rooms are spacious and comfortable. The amenities include a shower, WC, hair-dryer, cable TV, telephone and a desk.

Visit our 2 restaurants serving mostly Saxon specialties and international cuisine as well. The cocktail bar and the souvenir shop are at your disposal round the clock.

Dresden, the European cultural metropolis, offers its visitors attractions of the highest level. Both tradition and modernity contribute to the cultural flair of the city. The scenic landscapes along the river Elbe with their broad meadows, extensive villa quarters and impressive castles will also leave a lasting impression on your minds.

Hotel Dresden

This unique city on the river Elbe offers a lot of sights and places of interest. That is why it was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status in July 2004. Dresden is rich in historic monuments from the Renaissance, the Baroque or the 19th century, such as the Zwinger Palace or the Semperoper (the Saxon State Opera). The Frauenkirche (“Church of Our Lady”) boasts international popularity as a landmark symbol of reconciliation and memorial against war. After its destruction resulting from Dresden’s air attacks in 1945 the long lasting reconstruction was financed by donations and was reconsecrated in 2005. The Dresden Castle, which was the residence of the Saxon regents, is also worth visiting. The city on the Elbe is rich in art sights as well. The Zwinger Palace is home of the famous gallery Alte Meister which is mostly known for its Sistine Madonna painted by Raffael. The biggest porcelain collection in the world is there as well. Close to the promenade Brühlsche Terasse with view to the river Elbe you will find the museum Grünes Gewölbe (Green Vault) which houses the former royal jewel collection. This city has been declared UNESCO World Cultural Site for a reason.