The story of Brühl's Terrace
Built on the old fortifications, the terrace was given to Count Heinrich von Brühl in the 1700s as a private garden. It opened to the public in 1814.
Under the terrace you can visit the Dresden Fortress casemates.
The 'Balcony of Europe' above the Elbe.
Where it is & how to get there
Address: Georg-Treu-Platz, 01067 Dresden
- On foot: Steps up from Schlossplatz.
- Tram: Synagoge or Theaterplatz.
- Boat: Paddle steamer piers below.
Best time to visit
Best season
Spring to autumn.
Best time of day
Sunset.
Christmas
Lights and markets nearby in December.
Tips before you go
- Best at sunset.
- Walk the full length from Schlossplatz to the Albertinum.
- See the fortress casemates below.
Best hotels near Brühl's Terrace
Well-known hotels within easy reach. Check prices and availability for your dates.
What's around Brühl's Terrace
- Frauenkirche3 minutes.
- Albertinum museumAt the end.
- Augustus Bridge2 minutes.
Questions travellers ask
Is it free?
Yes.
How long do I need?
30–60 minutes.
Is it accessible?
Yes, with ramps in places.
