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’t ...

The Frauenkirche is a late Gothic, three-nave hall church. The nave is 109 meters long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high and can accommodate 20,000 people.

The Frauenkirche, Cathedral of Our Lady, was built in the 18th century and became a world-famed symbol of Dresen. During World War II, Allied bombing raids almost completely destroyed the city in ...

Cathedral of Our Dear Lady (Frauenkirche) is ranked #15 out of 24 things to do in Munich. See pictures and our review of Cathedral of Our Dear Lady (Frauenkirche).

The Frauenkirche in the East German city of Dresden was destroyed in 1945 by British and American bombing. The church remained in ruins for over 40 years. Then, in 1993, ...

The Frauenkirche itself initially survived the bombing, only to subsequently collapse in a cloud of soot. The authorities of communist East Germany then left the ruins as a symbol of British ...

One destroyed landmark of the old city, the 18th-century Lutheran Frauenkirche, was left untouched, its scorched ruins serving as a memorial against war. Some historic buildings, ...

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 ...

Automated multi-material 3D printing finer than a human hair: adding material exchange to 2-photon-direct laser writing lithography. (Model of the Frauenkirche Dresden with microscope images of ...