Moritzburg Palace is one of the jewels of Baroque architecture. It is set in romantic countryside amidst a flowering garden on the banks of a picturesque pond. Originally a hunting lodge, it was rebuilt in 1742 to its present impressive appearance. Inside are extensive collections, including the oldest German billiard table, dating from 1720. There is a museum of furniture and porcelain from Meissen, Dresden and Asia, a collection of tapestries and a collection of hunting trophies. The most valuable antlers are from Russia, said to have been brought as a gift from the Russian Tsar Peter I. An interesting feature is the feather room, called the Federzimmer. The entire bed is covered with nearly two million bird feathers of various colours. You will also be fascinated by the furniture, paintings and leather wallpaper with drawings. The castle is home to one of the oldest active stud farms in Germany. Racehorses have been bred here since 1828.

The Zwinger, completed in the 18th century as a venue for court festivals, is one of the most important Baroque buildings in Germany with its ornate pavilions and gardens, galleries and sculptures. It is one of the most visited monuments in Dresden and Saxony. The Zwinger is a complex of six Baroque buildings in the city centre. The grounds are decorated with Baroque statues and a beautiful park. There are three museums in the complex. Here you will find the Old Masters Picture Gallery, the Mathematical and Physical Salon with old scientific instruments and the Porcelain Collection with exhibits from all over the world. The castle is located next to the famous Semper Opera House and the cathedral on Opera Square.

After a day filled with unforgettable experiences in Moritzburg and Dresden, our private driver will ensure your safe and comfortable return to Berlin. Relax and reminisce about the day's adventures as you journey back, knowing that every detail has been taken care of for you. Let us make your day trip truly memorable from start to finish. Book your excursion now and let the magic of Moritzburg and Dresden come to life.