Built in 1719, the Zwinger stands as one of Dresden’s most significant historic landmarks, celebrated for its ornate baroque design. Originally intended as a place of regal recreation, the complex expanded in 1855 with the addition of the more austere Semperbau. Nestled in the heart of Dresden, the Zwinger and Semperbau now house impressive art collections, including works by the old masters and a variety of antiquities. Visitors can explore the grand architecture and immerse themselves in the rich cultural and artistic heritage on display.
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