Find cheap flights to Dresden

Flying times to Dresden, Germany from the United States can be a relatively quick trip, by international standards, or a long haul taking you a full day, depending on where you depart from. You can get there as quickly as a half-day from major airports like New York or Chicago, but if you’re coming from cities like Seattle or Charlotte, requiring an additional connection, the trip can take you over twice that.

You’re going to have at least one layover to get to Dresden International Airport (DRS), Dresden, as there aren’t any nonstop flights from the US at this time. Some common connections will fly through Frankfurt, London, or Amsterdam. Many airlines fly to Dresden, including United, Delta, and Lufthansa. Lufthansa offers a lot of options from many US cities, including Los Angeles and Washington D.C., but the number of flights per day may be limited. If you can’t get directly to one of the major connecting cities in Europe, you’ll most likely be flying with more than one airline. With so many international flight destinations in Northern Europe, you should be able to find a good flight deal to Dresden if you do enough digging.

US passport holders can travel to Dresden, Germany without a visa, provided there are at least three months of validity beyond your stay and you have two blank passport pages.

Dresden is known for its architectural wonders, from the Royal Palace of the Saxon, home to the royal family for hundreds of years, to massive Cathedrals, to the landmark Yenidze, originally designed as a cigarette factory, but may look most similar to a mosque. You’ll want to book a walking, driving, or even a boat tour along the Elbe River to learn their stories. A popular day tour is to drive over to the Saxon Switzerland National Park, less than an hour away. The dramatic rocky landscape along the Elbe is coupled with a small spa and resort town at the west entrance to the park. There are a lot of interesting museums in Dresden, including the Royal Porcelain Collection, the Hygiene Museum, History of Math and Science Instruments, and even the Panometer Dresden, offering a unique view of different scenes of Dresden’s history in various panoramic installations. Of course, you’ll also be able to find the more typical art and history museums housed within buildings with unique histories of their own.

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