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Dresden, Germany
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Inner Neustadtsummer terrace overlooking KönigstraßeDresden by bike
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Our 58 rooms and suites
Comfort Double Room
From
$126
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
25 sqm / 269 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Deluxe Double Room
From
$128
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
30 sqm / 323 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Junior Suite
From
$155
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
45 sqm / 484 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Rebecca Suite
From
$328
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
50 sqm / 538 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Palais Suite No.204
From
$648
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
90 sqm / 969 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Palais Suite No.222
From
$669
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
4 travelers
90 sqm / 969 sqft
Fireplace
1 Double bed
Comfort Single Room
1 traveler
20 sqm / 215 sqft
Fireplace
1 Single bed
Search for Bülow Palais on this Route du Bonheur
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GERMANY | 3 stops | 4 nights
Between Cologne and Dresden, the forests and their legends
After having covered 375 miles/600 kilometers in six days, it would be no surprise if you felt the urge to return as soon as possible to discover even more of this remarkable country. Crossing Germany, between Cologne and Dresden, you will encounter truly unique landscapes and local cultures. Delighting history and nature lovers alike, this itinerary leads through Bergisch Gladbach, Bad Laasphe and Nörten-Hardenberg, toward Dresden, and will make for a wonderful introduction to Germany.
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Bülow Palais
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At the heart of culture
Ideally located in Dresden's Baroque quarter, Palais Bülow is a favorite retreat for art and culture lovers. Nine galleries and museums dedicated to modern art can be found in the immediate vicinity of the hotel, among buildings that have earned the city the nickname 'Florence on the Elbe.' The world-renowned State Art Collections are just a few minutes' walk away.
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The Elbe Sandstone Mountains
The Elbe Sandstone Mountains are surely one of the most spectacular natural features in Europe and just a short train ride from Dresden. Beautiful footpaths meander through the mysterious valleys, ravines, mesas, rock formations and basalt hills. They criss-cross the enchanting forests and follow crystalline streams leading you to ever more stunning scenery. Prized for its flora and fauna, this environment is protected by national park status. The region has numerous wonderful castles, villages and gardens, a legacy of our prestigious heritage. Recharge your batteries in this rambler's paradise.
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The Elbe Valley in Saxony
To the north-east of Dresden, the Elbe Valley is the birthplace of Saxony wine-making and European porcelain. The Elbe winds its way through an open landscape of valleys, fields, vineyards, towns and historic cities. As you stroll along, you will be transported to the middle-ages, the renaissance, the Baroque period and then back to the present. Our region is well worth the detour: cycle along the Elbe on well-maintained cycle paths, hop on a local train or board one of the many boats belonging to the biggest and oldest fleets of paddle boats in the world.
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The Green Vault at Dresden Castle
Make sure that you find the time to take in the priceless treasures on display at Dresden Castle, which houses two must-see museums and an exceptional collection of silverware. Recently restored, the Historic Green Vault ("Historisches Grünes Gewölbe") holds treasures collected by Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony. With the New Green Vault ("Neues Grünes Gewölbe"), it represents one of the largest collections of art in Europe and is without contest, one of the most fascinating places to visit in Dresden.