Exactly 70 years ago, the eastern German city of Dresden was virtually destroyed within one night in an attack that killed 25,000. The morning after having been bombed by Allied forces, the city's ...

When I visited Dresden 15 years ago to participate in a wedding in the rebuilt Frauenkirche, I noticed then the dominance of locals. Surprisingly, this has not changed much when I came in early fall.

The Frauenkirche of Dresden at Neumarkt in 2009 Wikimedia Commons For centuries, the German city of Dresden was one of Europe's architectural and artistic gems—its "Florence on the Elbe." ...

Soar over the stunning city of Dresden, Germany, with breathtaking drone footage capturing its Baroque architecture, the iconic Frauenkirche, and the majestic Elbe River. Experience the elegance ...

A replica of the Frauenkirche, or Church of Our Lady, was reconsecrated in front of a huge crowd, the culmination of efforts to restore Dresden's masterpieces, stone by stone.

Where to go and what to know in Dresden. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. ... Nostalgic market outside the Frauenkirche with 60 stalls selling high-quality crafts, food and drink.

The Frauenkirche was resurrected in 2005, after 11 years of reconstruction and six decades after more than 1,200 British and American warplanes dropped incendiary bombs on Dresden, creating a ...

It is being called "The Miracle of Dresden". Tomorrow, the seven great bells of the city's pristine Frauenkirche - The Church of Our Lady - will ring out as Germany's most potent symbol of past ...

A statue of Martin Luther stands on Neumarkt square in front of the Frauenkirche, Dresden's most famous landmark. DRESDEN, GERMANY. Getting there: Round-trip flights from Cleveland begin at about ...

Few buildings enshrine the destruction and subsequent determination of Dresden like the Frauenkirche (00 49 351 6560 6100; frauenkirche-dresden.de).