Dresdner Zwinger - Porzellansammlung Review

The walk on the Yibei River is beautiful. Zwenge Palace Porcelain Museum has a lot of Chinese porcelain. It is worth a visit, especially the North Song Dynasty kiln pen washing. The rain is over and the clouds are broken. This color will be done in the future. PS: After visiting the porcelain museum, there is also a Chinese restaurant next to #Miss Zhao' The s Kitchen environment is very good. It is worth a visit. In short, Dresden is a city worth visiting!

Zwenger Palace was a baroque architectural art work by the then Elector of Saxony, who returned to Dresden after a lavish visit to Versailles. We entered Zwinger Palace from the Crown Palace gate by the moat, the great crown on which was shining golden in the sun, and the entire interior of the palace was a huge square interior with exquisite baroque fountains and green lawns, all sides of which were buildings that were now being maintained. The interior of Zwinger Palace is open-plan, and the surrounding buildings are now some galleries and some museums, which require paid visits. The sandstone-built palace, while a bit old-fashioned, has a beautiful exterior and an unparalleled number of sculptures that still attract countless travelers, a paradise for photography lovers.

A large number of architectural elements from the ancient Greek and Roman period, as well as the style of the Baroque period, merged together to become the unique architectural charm of Zwinger Palace. In the middle of the palace is a 10,000 square meter square, four baroque fountains dotted with countless sculptures around it, beautiful.

Zwenger Palace is a world-famous Baroque architectural artwork in the ancient city of Dresden, Germany. It was built in 1709, during the August era of the "stronger". To decorate the building, many sculptors created a large number of unparalleled sculptures for it, Zwenger Palace did not escape the fate of bombing during World War II, and Dresden people remained cautious for 18 years after being razed. The steady and precise character made the reconstruction of Zwinger Palace a reality. During the reconstruction, people selected the building materials from the ruins of Zwinger Palace to the maximum extent possible, re-spliced, coupled with accurate reproduction based on photos and design drawings, the original appearance of Zwinger Palace was basically restored in 1963. The Zwenger Palace, which is now unfolding before us, is so magnificent and gorgeous that it is lingering!

Built in 1732, Zwinger Palace is Dresden's most magnificent ancient building. This baroque palace has a wide square, fountain and a gallery of masters from all ages.

A place that can be said to be a flower of Dresden. Zwinger Palace is a must-see course in Dresden! I hope you go see it