• Stadt Dresden (@stadt_dresden) / Twitter

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    Willkommen auf der offiziellen Twitter-Seite der Landeshauptstadt Dresden! Hier finden Sie alle aktuellen Meldungen der Stadtverwaltung.

  • Dresden | Gezilecek Yerler

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    Dresden, Almanya’nın Saksonya eyaletine bağlı bir kenttir. Bu kent Elbe nehrin kıyısında kurulmuştur. Dresden şehri için “Elbe’nin Floransa’sı” da denir.

  • Dresden | Familypedia | Fandom

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    Dresden (Upper Sorbian: Drježdźany) is the capital city[1] of the Free State of Saxony in Germany. It is situated in a valley on the River Elbe, near the Czech border.

  • Dresden Gezilecek Yerler - Prag Rehber

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    Dresden noel pazarları meşhur, Aralık başı ve sonu döneminde Prag’a gelirseniz mutlaka Dresden’e gitmeniz ve noel atmosferini yaşamanızı öneririm.

  • Stadt Dresden | Dresden

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    Stadt Dresden, Dresden. 32,399 likes · 272 talking about this · 1,511 were here. Herzlich willkommen auf der offiziellen Facebook-Seite der...

  • Dresden - Almanya

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    Merak etme Doğrudan analojiler açıktı: İtalyan Floransa ve Alman Dresden - sanat kentleri, zarif mimari, paha biçilmez müze koleksiyonları.

  • Dresden - New World Encyclopedia

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    Revolutionary barricades during the May Uprising in Dresden (1848). Image of Dresden before its World War II destruction. Dresden after the bombing.

  • dw.com/ru/10-pricin-lubit-drezden/a-63786051

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  • Dresden | Germany, Population, Bombing, & Map | Britannica

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    Dresden is the traditional capital of Saxony and the third largest city in eastern Germany after Berlin and Leipzig.

  • Dresden - Step Into German - Goethe-Institut

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    Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence of the kings of Saxony who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendor.