Prague · DRESDEN DAY TRIPS FROM PRAGUE
The 4 best dresden day trips from prague you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Travel from Prague to Germany’s Bastei Bridge, stop for a German lunch in Pirna, then explore Dresden with guides such as Robert, Ondrej, Misu, and Tereza. Hotel pickup, bottled water, walking gear, Wi-Fi, and winter Christmas markets are included.
“Excellent experience. Our driver and guide was phenomenal. He gave us good information and was very personable.”
Travel from Prague in a small van to Bastei Bridge and Saxon Switzerland, then continue to Dresden for lunch, a short city walk, and Striezelmarkt. English-speaking guides such as Sam, Jana, Misu, and Robert lead the day. Expect about 10 hours, hotel pickup, WiFi, and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“We had a lovely time on this tour; however, the tour was not exactly as decribed in the Viator write up; and, therefore, we did not get the experience we paid for. We spent more time at the Bastei Saxon than I believe we were supposed to and, for some people, it was not an easy walk as described in the write up. By the time we got to Dresden, we only had approximately 45-50 minutes maximum to see one Christmas Market. By that time, the market was extremely crowded and not as enjoyable as we hoped. It was so crowded, we could hardly get close to the booths. If…”
Travel from Prague by private air-conditioned minivan to Saxon Switzerland, walk across Bastei Bridge, explore Neurathen ruins, then enjoy lunch and several hours in Dresden. Guides such as Rob, Michal, Michael, and Sam have led this route in English.
“We had such a wonderful day. Our guide/driver Michal was so good. We had an amazing hiking experience with breath taking views at first, and then Dresden, what a beautiful city. Lunch after hiking was very delicious and desert in Dresden was outstanding.”
Travel from Prague to Dresden by car with guide Ondrej, then walk through the Old Town, Frauenkirche, Zwinger, and Brühl’s Terrace before visiting the Stallhof medieval market and Germany’s oldest Christmas market, Striezelmarkt.
“The tour guide very knowledgeable, very happy to help, very keen to ensure everyone had a good time and saw what they wanted to see when they booked. The best communication before the day and very friendly - definitely went above and beyond to please. We had a thoroughly enjoyable day Thankyou”
Pick a quarter, a river bend or a brewery.
