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Hop On Hop Off in Dresden

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Dresden: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
Dresden: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
Dresden: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour

Dresden: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour

  • Hop onto and hop off tour buses multiple times a day for visiting Dresden attractions
  • Travel past 22 select stops lying near Dresden’s major landmarks
  • Thorough access to 3 walking tours in and around Zwinger Palace, Fürstenzug mural, and Dresden Frauenkirche
  • Make the most of an evening excursion comprising sightseeing on foot across 12 stops
  • Show your smartphone voucher for getting a printed tour pass onboard
  • Smartphone Voucher Accepted! (No need to print the tickets)
  • Hop onto and hop off tour buses multiple times a day for visiting Dresden attractions
  • Travel past 22 select stops lying near Dresden’s major landmarks
  • Thorough access to 3 walking tours in and around Zwinger Palace, Fürstenzug mural, and Dresden Frauenkirche
  • Make the most of an evening excursion comprising sightseeing on foot across 12 stops
  • Show your smartphone voucher for getting a printed tour pass onboard
  • Smartphone Voucher Accepted! (No need to print the tickets)
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  • 1-Day hop-on hop-off bus tour of Dresden
  • Access to the evening tour (12 stops, sightseeing and walk), Guard of the Night Watch (German only)
  • Audio guide in a range of languages and a kids channel (German only)
  • Headsets for the audio guide (the first time you board the bus)
  • Access to 3 guided walking tours in English or German: Fürstenzug, around Frauenkirche, and around Zwinger
  • 1-Day hop-on hop-off bus tour of Dresden
  • Access to the evening tour (12 stops, sightseeing and walk), Guard of the Night Watch (German only)
  • Audio guide in a range of languages and a kids channel (German only)
  • Headsets for the audio guide (the first time you board the bus)
  • Access to 3 guided walking tours in English or German: Fürstenzug, around Frauenkirche, and around Zwinger
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First Bus: 09:30am, Last Bus: 05:00pm (Winter: 4:00pm)  Frequency: Every 15-30 minutes (Winter: 30-60 minutes)  Full Loop: 120 minutes approximately. First Departure Stop: Postplatz / Zwinger - am Kronentor, 01067, Dresden (Please check the Calendar to know about the availability)

First Bus: 09:30am, Last Bus: 05:00pm (Winter: 4:00pm)  Frequency: Every 15-30 minutes (Winter: 30-60 minutes)  Full Loop: 120 minutes approximately. First Departure Stop: Postplatz / Zwinger - am Kronentor, 01067, Dresden (Please check the Calendar to know about the availability)

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Voucher: Mobile and paper vouchers are both accepted at all stops.
Wheelchair accessibility: Yes (1 wheelchair or stroller fit at a time)
Disclaimer: Due to traffic issues, public holidays, weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances, there might be sudden changes in the route or in the schedule. Traffic congestion and road closures- may cause delays and changes to the route. We’ll do all we can to provide a smooth and frequent service! No refund will be offered for any changes or cancellations due to any unforeseen circumstances.

Evening Tour (60 min):
Start Time from April to October:  21:00, Fri & Sat 20:00 & 21:00
Start Tome from November to March : 20:00
No tour on 24 & 31 Dec, City Festival

Walking Tours (30 min):
Fürstenzug: daily, 10:45, 13:45, 16:45, No tour on 24 & 31 Dec
Around Frauenkirche: daily, 11:30, 14:30, 17:30, No tour on 24 & 31 Dec
Around Zwinger (kennel): daily, 10:00, 13:00, 16:00. No tour on 24 & 31 Dec 
Tour available in English and German Language 

Voucher: Mobile and paper vouchers are both accepted at all stops.
Wheelchair accessibility: Yes (1 wheelchair or stroller fit at a time)
Disclaimer: Due to traffic issues, public holidays, weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances, there might be sudden changes in the route or in the schedule. Traffic congestion and road closures- may cause delays and changes to the route. We’ll do all we can to provide a smooth and frequent service! No refund will be offered for any changes or cancellations due to any unforeseen circumstances.

Evening Tour (60 min):
Start Time from April to October:  21:00, Fri & Sat 20:00 & 21:00
Start Tome from November to March : 20:00
No tour on 24 & 31 Dec, City Festival

Walking Tours (30 min):
Fürstenzug: daily, 10:45, 13:45, 16:45, No tour on 24 & 31 Dec
Around Frauenkirche: daily, 11:30, 14:30, 17:30, No tour on 24 & 31 Dec
Around Zwinger (kennel): daily, 10:00, 13:00, 16:00. No tour on 24 & 31 Dec 
Tour available in English and German Language 
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  • You must cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience to get a complete refund.
  • If you cancel your booking less than 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience, you will not be reimbursed.
  • Any modifications made less than 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience will not be allowed.
  • The cut-off times are determined by the activity/experience's local start time.
  • This activity/experience is weather dependent. If it is cancelled due to inclement weather, you will be given an alternate date or a full refund.
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Hop On Hop Off Dresden Bus Tours

Dresden, the capital of the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany, has a tragic history due to its destruction by a massive firebombing towards the end of World War II. This event resulted in the loss of at least 25,000 lives. However, after the German reunification in 1990, much of the city's past architectural and cultural glory was restored, including the Frauenkirche, which was completely destroyed but has been reconstructed stone by original stone. Dresden is still referred to as "Florence on the Elbe" (das Elbflorenz).
 
Today, Dresden is a thriving city with a population of over half a million. Visitors can explore plenty of attractions and landmarks, such as the Semper Opera House. This landmark was built between 1871 and 1878 and named after Gottfried Semper, the architect who designed and built the classic building to replace the first Hoftheater that had burned down.

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