This beautiful and historic city was practically reduced to rubble after World War II, here's how it bounced back and became ...

You can’t get lost in Dresden. Wherever you go, you can see the stately white dome of the Frauenkirche, as much a landmark in this eastern German city as St. Peter’s is in Rome. It isn&… ...

When the Allies bombed Dresden, Germany, during World War II, much of the city was left in ruins. The Church of Our Lady — a grand baroque building — fell after burning. Now, 60 years later ...

President Koehler said: "Did eastern Germany not need roads, roofs and factories more than an expensive church? But a group of residents said Dresden needed more. And now we can see that those people ...

Yet even as it has become state-of-the-art, Dresden continues to revere its illustrious past. The interiors of the Baroque churches in the Old Town are in pristine shape. Many of the buildings ...

The reconstruction of the iconic Baroque church began in 1993, led by the Dresden Trust, of which Edward is the royal patron. The church was left in ruins as a memorial to the conflict for more ...

It isn’t just that the church towers 300 feet above Dresden’s lovely Baroque skyline, that its colossal dome was an architectural marvel when consecrated in 1734 or that it stood for religious ...

The Saxon capital offers laidback restaurants, riverside cafes and buzzing nightlife districts, all set in the shadows of its stately baroque ... Dresden’s architectural renewal. This Lutheran ...

the German city of Dresden was one of Europe's architectural and artistic gems—its "Florence on the Elbe." The Frauenkirche, or Church of Our Lady, a masterpiece of Protestant Baroque design ...

In homage to the city’s rich musical heritage, Kreuzkirche church puts ... s easy to see why Dresden is hailed as one of Germany’s most beautiful cities – breathtaking baroque architecture ...