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What to expect
The Albertplatz in Dresden is a nearly circular square in the Innere Neustadt district. It was designed by Friedrich Bouché in 1875 and is now Dresden's most important traffic hub north of the Elbe. The square is surrounded by several important streets, including the Bautzner Straße, Georgenstraße, and Königstraße. The Albertplatz is also home to several notable buildings, such as the Villa Eschebach, the Erich-Kästner-Museum, and the Hochhaus am Albertplatz. The square features several fountains, including the artesian fountain and the twin fountain, as well as the Kästner and Schiller monument. With its central location and numerous transportation connections, the Albertplatz is a bustling hub of activity in Dresden
Plan your family visit to the Albertplatz with these blog insights 👇
Dresden: Scavenger hunt through the colorful Neustadt
Activities: We started our exploration from Albertplatz. We looked at the fountain to find the year it was built to figure out which envelope to open next for our treasure hunt
Highlights: The kids loved the treasure hunt aspect, using clues to find our next destination. The fountain was a great starting point for our adventure ✨