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Eat & drink in Dresden Elbland

Saxony, Germany

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Foodies need look nowhere else: from finger food at seasonal pop-up stalls on the side, to star-ranked menus and dynamic dining in informal settings. Not to mention the countless inns and taverns dishing up soul food to savour. Expect not bells and whistles, but filling food options, invariably washed down by a cool Pils lager or a fresh local wine. Stoke up the latest sought-after specials as you ponder the next stop on your itinerary.

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Restaurant · Dresden Elbland

Stop at the palm house

Home-style restaurant with 4 vacation apartments at the Pillnitz Palace Park

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Winery · Dresden Elbland

"Winzerhof im Waldacker" Niederau

Directly on the Saxon Wine Trail and in the middle of our own vineyard you will find our wine farm "Im Waldacker" in Niederau.

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Vineyard · Dresden Elbland

Winery DREI HERREN

"Enjoy wine and art..." - this is the maxim of DREI HERREN.

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Restaurant · Dresden Elbland

Wine Restaurant & Pension "Zur Bosel"

Cozy and rustic furnished, the wine restaurant offers a variety of culinary delights. Enjoy the variety of Saxon cooking and baking arts in a family atmosphere. In addition, in-house wines from the winery Schuh are served.

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Café · Dresden Elbland

WeinCafé Anno 1272

The small WeinCafé Anno 1272 is located at the foot of the Seußlitz vineyards, directly at the George Bähr Church and the Old Press, which is now used as a guest house.

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Vinotheque · Dresden Elbland

Saxon Vinotheque at the Church of Our Lady

The Sächsische Vinothek is quite hidden - located in the cozy Salzgasse right next to the Frauenkirche. But that's often the case with insider tips for connoisseurs and connoisseurs. When you enter the store, you think you're in the belly of a large wine barrel.

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