A Weekend In Dresden - Our Airbnb

Join us on a memorable journey from Dresden to Leipzig, Germany, as we bid farewell to our cozy apartment in Dresden. In this video, we take you through a detailed tour of our temporary home, showcasing its features and prime location. Nestled just a 20-minute walk from the historic Old Town, our apartment offers the perfect blend of convenience and discovery. Despite its proximity to major attractions, we found ourselves exploring hidden gems like a local Christmas market, thanks to our slightly off-center location.
Step inside the apartment and get a glimpse of the practical layout and amenities that made our stay comfortable. From the automatic entry in the quaint courtyard to the modest climb to our unit, every aspect of this apartment adds to its charm. The interior boasts a straightforward bathroom, a spacious bedroom, and a living area that combines modern comforts with homeliness. Highlights include a fancy coffee maker and a well-equipped kitchen that, while tempting, remained unused during our brief three-day visit.
Our apartment also features a desk that served as a makeshift office, a cozy couch for relaxation, and a balcony that, despite the chilly December weather and snow, offers a unique perspective of our surroundings. Peek outside to catch the tram, a convenient five-minute ride to Old Town, though we preferred the scenic walk across the river.
Curious about the cost of such convenience and comfort? We delve into the details of our stay, revealing the price point and comparing it to other parts of our journey. Whether you're planning your next trip to Germany or simply curious about apartment living in Dresden, our video provides valuable insights and tips for travelers seeking a blend of adventure and serenity.
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0:00 - Leaving Dresden
0:44 - Apartment tour
2:40 - How much did it cost?

[@ivanstankov2675]

Visited germany 2 years ago. The castles are a must to visit

[@SeanGranseeTravel]

Did you have a favorite castle?

[@ivanstankov2675]

@@SeanGranseeTravel probably the schonburg castle