Germany's Dresden and Leipzig

Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide © 2016 | Saxony, part of the former East Germany, remains a secret to most travelers. We’ll visit the two great cities of the region: the capital city of Dresden, with the opulent palaces and art treasures of the Wettin dynasty, and Leipzig, with its Bach heritage, a massive monument to the day Europe beat Napoleon, and museums remembering its communist heritage. #ricksteveseurope #dresden #leipzig
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[@SiegfriedPretsch]

My grandmother was an organist in Dresden. After the bombing the church was destroyed as well as the organ. She did pick one of the flue pipes from one of the Prinzipal stops. It was bent and dented but still produced a sound. When I took up my first post as organist at the age of sixteen, she gave this flue pipe to me for my birthday. I still have it in a display cabinet with my collection of Steiff bears, the oldest from 1907 when she was born.

[@adrianahalmi3337]

What a beautiful story...

[@sifridbassoon]

what a wonderful present

[@greggoreo6738]

Thank you. The resilience of Faith, the strength of our dear grandmothers !!!! God bless you. Thanks your story.

[@bhaswatiroychudhury6078]

Amazing

[@mohammadhayatca3244]

Thank u for sharing your story ...

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

Every time I see the old town of Dresden my heart is filled with joy. It is wonderful seeing this beautiful city resurrect.

[@asgedombaraki9965]

it would be more fair if your comment would come from other than Germany citizen.

[@brucemarsico6]

Ango American barbarity?So, Wagner, the Germans never inflicted barbarityon the rest of Europe....1914---1918?1939---1945?Just for a thought...how about German barbarity on Leningrad?Warsaw? Florence? German barbarity on Verdun 1916? Most of Belgium 1914---1918?Wagner...you're an ignorant fool....ja, ja...

[@WallSt101]

@@brucemarsico6, that's classic "whataboutism" and it's not a good look. Just because the Germans were barbaric to Leningrad doesn't make it correct or OK for us Americans to be barbaric to Dresden. There are monuments in "Leningrad" to German atrocities, and as an American I would like to see a monument in Dresden to American atrocities. It's very simple-minded to think that Americans have always been "the good guys" throughout history. Agent Orange and Vietnam, anyone? The only country to nuke millions of people? Twice! Wake up, dude.

[@christelwilk6166]

@@WallSt101 Nice to hear these words coming from an American.

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@wagner1va Stop whining : the Germans deserved it.

[@heraklonas]

As a Dresdener, I must confess that your documentary is just inspiring and great. You did a very good job here. Just one remark: it would have been more balanced to include also parts not at the centre of the city (Blue Wonder, Pillnitz e.g.) because many travellers also enjoy to see some nature/parks/landscape in easy reach from the city centre.

[@eschreiner7904]

What other places do you suggest? We were in Dresden just after the river tours to Meissen stopped for the season. So disappointed. . But when returning,would like to see the neighboring areas you mention. We did travel to Bautzen, where the medieval towers were so striking and also learned more about other aspects of the history there. Would appreciate your other suggestions.

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

respect from Romania, it was already the end of the war and Germany was collapsing on both fronts. the American air force was bombing military targets and the British were committing genocide. this is the cruel truth. a cultural city destroyed by a senile and drunken old man who later lost the UK elections. when the population of India was suffering from hunger, 3,000,000 people had already died, he said;; let them die because they multiplied like rabbits.;;. if I were a German, I would never forgive this genocide of the British

[@jorgdietrich5507]

The Leipzig - Dresden railway you were using was actually the first long distance railway in continental europe (1837-39)

[@dkaf1000]

Dresden's old town is so beautiful.. Perfection.

[@Crashed131963]

It's not a old town it's a new replica of a old town. Like a 2018 Dodge Challenger.

[@vinodspolia9127]

Hii sandy

[@kylewit924]

You should check out Prague's old town!

[@larciabella]

@@kylewit924 and it's original.

[@WallSt101]

@@kylewit924 The only problem with Prague is that they speak Czech there and I'd like to practice my German. Czech is not a pretty language (to my American ear) but perhaps I'm a bad judge, as many Americans don't think even German sounds nice.

[@rrz518]

I visited Dresden a few years ago and was SHOCKED at how beautifully restored it is. Having read "Slaughterhouse Five" my expectation was a dull communist outpost. Boy was I surprised!

[@MrDaiseymay]

yep--rebuilt in astonishing detail, just like British smashed cities. Of course, we didn't benefit from the Nazi gold that was magically discovered for the rebuild of Germany.

[@escriba1579]

It was rebuild by private investors, who wanted to avoid tax-costs. Nothing to say against this, but it was not the money of the state.

[@zeke3486]

Alllied atrocities and war crimes are not justified by the enemies war crimes...

[@glennhorvath879]

I actually made it to the actual slaughter house Vonnegut tals of in Dresden. I filmed it. I'll have to upload it eventually.

[@glennhorvath879]

I think you can just google it" Slaughter house 5 an address? "

[@dietmarmildner608]

Ich habe 5 Jahre in Dresden gelebt, studiert und gearbeitet. Das ist jetzt 23 Jahre her. Den Wiederaufbau der Frauenkirche, bzw. den Anfang des Wiederaufbaus, habe ich erlebt , genauso wie die ersten Benefizkonzerte zugunsten des Wiederaufbaus. Ich habe die Frauenkirche aus dem offenen Dachstuhl des Coselpalais nebenan , das damals ebenfalls wieder aufgebaut wurde , besichtigen können. Gewohnt habe ich in der Nähe des Hauptbahnhofs in einem Haus, dass nach dem Krieg aus den Ziegelsteinen der Kriegstrümmer wieder aufgebaut wurde. Zuvor hatte ich mit Freunden eine Dachgeschosswohnung in Löbtau, einem Stadtteil von Dresden, bei der die Türzargen verkohlt waren, weil im WK2 die Brandbomben ins Dach einschlugen (der Enkel des damaligen Besitzers sagte uns das). Ich liebe diese Stadt und die Zeit, die ich dort verbringen durfte. Danach lebte ich in Frankfurt am Main und heute in Nürnberg. Es ist schön, dass versucht wird, die Kriegswunden historizierend zu schließen. Gleiches gilt für mich für das sog. Humboldtforum in Berlin. Die Moderne ist bzgl. des Stadtbildes leider oft enttäuschend und uniform. Insofern werde ich bei den Bildern der Frauenkirche, der Mädlerpassage, des Römers und der Nürnberger Burg immer wieder emotional. Danke für dieses Video.

[@maxschmidt1787]

Funny thing about Dresden ... Putin was KGB officer In Dresden in GDR ... due to that time his favorite beer is Radeberger Pils "the Putin beer". ;-)

[@drunkdriving_germany]

Weg mit dem mageren mindestbier

[@Biggunbrian]

I miss Dresden, it was one of the best vacations ever I need to go back

[@esmailiyou]

This channel is widely underrated. It's amazing how Rick tells the history and gives the feeling of the place and its details. THANK YOU! new fan :)

[@poopsiedoo5049]

In an attic of my passing parent's home I picked up a box of old photos and came upon a charming postcard picture of a beautiful city by a river photographed in 1890 and curiously wondered where in the world that idyllic place could be. I stared at it for long moments wishing history could turn back the clock. It states Dresden, a city in Germany. Someday, I hope to see it in person. ----from California.

[@carolmokeira5962]

Dresden is beautiful. I enjoyed my visit to this town. There's so much to learn here. Thank you

[@ivonebuhler81]

Dresden is amazing city, and Leipzig a very beautiful city!

[@user-ot6gx5cy5d]

Добрый день Германия !.Боже мой !...,какая архитектура ,неужели это возможно ?.На конец то ,я вижу то что ,всегда хотела увидеть !.Очень сказочная и позитивная страна !. Желаю тебе ,моя любимая Германия ,дальнейшего процветания !. С любовью из России !.

[@Michaela-uc5uq]

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[@dobraclovek4352]

Deutschland is one of my favorite countries in Europe. This country is so schön

[@linajurgensen4698]

Czech Republic too❤️

[@christinabormann3338]

Germany ist Clean and have 25.000 castles.

[@Michaela-uc5uq]

Thank you🫶

[@10akaufmann]

Love Rick Steves. This is one of the few English language videos that shows Dresden in a positive light. The city is so much more than just a bombing raid and Pegida.

[@dougspindler4947]

I visited Dresden several years ago. Incredible, would like to return.

[@xwiirastusx]

The Green Vault (Das Grüne Gewölbe) of Dresden is to die for. The exquisite beauty of the objects on display is greatly enhanced by the music playing on the background. Kudos, Rick!

[@MsDana-mo9fp]

I have Dresden Dolls, they are beautiful!

[@johannasophia8989]

Thanks for covering Dresden so beautifully! I feel so blessed to live here, it truly is a magnificent place

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

respect from Romania, it was already the end of the war and Germany was collapsing on both fronts. the American air force was bombing military targets and the British were committing genocide. this is the cruel truth. a cultural city destroyed by a senile and drunken old man who later lost the UK elections. when the population of India was suffering from hunger, 3,000,000 people had already died, he said;; let them die because they multiplied like rabbits.;;. if I were a German, I would never forgive this genocide of the British

[@FlauschWoelckchen]

I'm born in Dresden I still know the Frauenkirche as a ruin.. it's also the reason for my huge interested in history and architecture and everything that comes with it. I love this city so, so much!

[@bundasriharyani698]

Germany pull amazing

[@mrs.g.9816]

I love Rick Steves' Europe series. This is the first time I could provide a "like" and a comment. A former co-worker of mine actually visited the rebuilt Church of Our Lady - and she showed us photos; she could not stop talking about it. I love that people can come together to resurrect the beautiful centuries-old architecture that defined their cities. I especially love to see people happy again after all the persecutions and oppression they went through are gone. Wish I could travel and know several languages - just to make friends with the people I meet. And by the way - All the treasures of the Wettin dynasty - absolutely beautiful!

[@vincetommaso5967]

I went there when i was 21, with my erasmus mates. A so charming place that hope to visit soon again. Diese Stadt ist in meinem Herz gebliben.

[@tigermann4507]

I was in Dresden several times, very beautiful city ! 🇩🇪

[@abdokara7956]

Vielen Dank für dieses wundervolle Video, das ich sehr genossen habe und über Dresden und Sachsen Bescheid wusste. Die Quelle von Deutschlands kreativem, starkem, rebellischem und mutigem. Grüße aus Libyen. Ich liebe dich, die Menschen in Deutschland. Küsse

[@jeanvaljean7266]

Danke für deinen respektvollen und liebenswerten Kommentar

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

respect from Romania, it was already the end of the war and Germany was collapsing on both fronts. the American air force was bombing military targets and the British were committing genocide. this is the cruel truth. a cultural city destroyed by a senile and drunken old man who later lost the UK elections. when the population of India was suffering from hunger, 3,000,000 people had already died, he said;; let them die because they multiplied like rabbits.;;. if I were a German, I would never forgive this genocide of the British

[@salembookworm]

My best friend lives in Dresden and works as an Art Historian. I plan to visit him in the summer so this guide really comes in handy. For all literature lovers: The Dark Mill from the beloved children's book classic "Krabat" which is based on a sorbian legendary figure can be found in Schwarkollm. For all "3 Nuts for Cinderella"-Fans, the Castle Moritzburg is not far from Dresden. I can also recommend Meissen. Famous for it's porcellain.

[@DanielsUKT]

two beautiful cities in the former eastern germany with so much history thanks for uploading i will watch more of your documentaries

[@cestmoi1262]

Once again, Rick, thanks to an accurate historical presentation. I visited Dresden in 2008 and fell in love with the city. I will not judge those who ordered its destruction during the war but neither can I justify it. I can only enjoy the fact that the city was rebuilt to its former glory.

[@TWOCOWS1]

Rick Steve's work is simply the BEST. Most of my professors assign his works to the class for reviewing. they light hearted and easy to follow. I love them. thanks Steve.

[@jessiejane6259]

Loved Saxony on our visit couple years ago. Dresden is amazing. I always think Churchill got away easy with war crimes for what he did.

[@walther7147]

Jessie Jane don’t be to hard with him ,he saved Britain . It wasn’t necessary to bomb Dresden but even defenders are warriors and may loose there sensibility during a bitter war.

[@NorthSea_1981]

@@johnedwards7542 The destruction of old historical Coventry's centre - absolutely dreadful, terrible and unnecessary as it was - was never on such a gigantic scale as in Dresden or many other German cities. The UK, comparatively, never received such an utterly devasting force of air raids by any measure; the damage towards historical and architectural monuments done in Germany is - totally neutrally speaking - without comparison. It's just that many people don't know about it.

[@heisennoob6446]

NorthSea 1981 Bombing at the time wasnt very precise, thats the reason why so much of Dresden was destroyed. And also, lets bot forget how germany bombed rotterdam, Kiew and especially Warsaw. After the war, over 90% of warsaw was destroyed. Dresden was nothing against that

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

@@heisennoob6446 We shouldn't open up a buzz game with the suffering of our peoples. Suffering is suffering and injustice is injustice, no matter where and by whom it took place.We must not forget the horrors of war, but we should forgive ourselves and especially the other and guarantee our peoples a life side by side as equal and valued partners.

[@bazzatheblue]

@Michael VR lies

[@corinatodor9941]

Beautiful Saxony !

[@genes.3285]

I visited Dresden shortly after the wall came down. It was a very enjoyable visit. Everything was less commercial then. Now I see it has changed greatly, very "prettied" up. I don't know how it would be to visit again, in light of COVID-19, which I expect will linger for some time to come. Leipzig also was unique. I remember visiting the Battle of Nations monument and walking inside. I enjoy these travel videos, because frankly I don't have the stamina that I used to have, and they enable me to refresh my memory without any bother or expense.

[@siegpaulsen1989]

How did they restore those beautiful murals depicting the leaders in music, art and kings of Saxony. Really amazing, and so grateful that it got done for future generations

[@10akaufmann]

They didn't. The tiles are ceramic and were unaffected by the heat of the firestorm. The mural is around 95% original.

[@timsummers870]

I love the history of Europe from the 1700s through the end of the 1800s!!! I love the aristocracy, the Royal Families, the wars, the conquests, and the colonization period too!

[@Jenifer_G]

My great father, August, was from Leipzig, so Dresden and Leipzig I find very interesting, thanks for the post. Australia, great grand father that is.

[@fabienne782]

I live somewhere else in Germany but my family is from a city near Dresden and it’s very interesting to see the city from the perspective of people from their countries

[@athvikvicky8479]

i love Germany. honest people.

[@stenzack]

I spent four wonderful days in the culturally beautiful city of Leipzig in 2013. Thank you, Rick, for bringing back some wonderful memories.

[@Footy_Fan]

There are so many places Rick covers that I absolutely love, but only a select few where I can say "I am homesick for a place I have never been". These two cities definitely fall into the latter.

[@Tore233]

America, look at this city's, how beautiful a place can be without cars and highways everywhere. I love the states, but oh boy, you need a better public transportation!

[@maxschmidt1787]

Please keep in mind that Germany especially and also entire EU is much smaller than the USA

[@Dovndyr13]

So all cities of EU is smaller than the tiniest city the states? Didn't know that every american village has more than 10 million inhabitants. The problem with Europen cities vs american cities is that Europe uses its downtown for more than comerce, while americans prefer malls on the outskirts of a town to relax in. Dont know how big you think LA is, but LA is investing in a metro right now. California, Florida and some of the more densley populated states are getting better trains.Finding even more space for highways and airports in LA or the bay earea is almost impossible. The distance with long distace trains isnt the problem in the USA. You easely could upgrade tracks so that trains drive 200 miles the hour. Then Chicago-New York City only would take 4+ hours (depending on the stops). Its more that the tracks are privately owned by cargo companies. Thats why Amtraks Acela uses almost 7 hours on a trip it could do in 3 hours In theory you could do Boston-New York-Baltimore-Washington-Pittsburgh-Cleveland-Toledo-Chicago in 6 hours or Chicago-LA in 10 hours if you would do it as China does (some trains there do 1300 miles with only 2-3 stops)

[@JohnnyUtah15]

No thanks. I'd rather be independent and drive in my own vehicle to where I want to go on my own.

[@hannahcrawford4055]

@@JohnnyUtah15 However, there are a lot of benefits to using public transportation, even if it's not very convenient.

[@wolsch3435]

just a few steps east of the Frauenkirche is -St.Petersburger Straße- an incredible ugly motorway through downtown Dresden. After the bombs of WW2 german city planers in east and west destroyed lots of german cities (Dresden, Hannover etc.) a second time.

[@jing4088]

Dresden is one of the most beautiful cities I lived ever before. The scenery alongside the Elbe is fascinating, especially in spring and autumn. 👍 Most exciting is the moment when the lights on the old buildings along the banks of the Elbe are turned on at dusk,which is really unparalleled splendid and brilliant.

[@pippiz3824]

I miss Dresden! Dresden vibes i cannot explain. I just love this city so much!

[@phantomscribbler6835]

I love your shows Rick, thank you for doing what you do.

[@derekperry1745]

Incredible video, Rick! Very informative and entertaining. "Rick Steve's Europe" is by far the best travel show airing in America-- especially for historical and philosophy buffs. I love that Rick touches on religion as well and not just because I'm religious-- I liked that piece of the show when I was an atheist. Anyway, I just wanted to say you have a great show Rick. I hope it airs for many years to come. It's by far the best travel show, nothing comes close! Five out of five stars.

[@paulahamby9998]

So interesting with many historical details have never heard! thank you Rick Steves!Beautiful photography too!

[@gregboardman915]

Too many tourists in Germany i was one of them. What a spectacular country to visit.

[@user-ph4mt7cj3i]

I'm an American expat with homes in both Leipzig and Dresden...for 25 years. They are wonderful, and the quality of life is extraordinary. I'm very lucky...

[@Michaela-uc5uq]

Vieles wurde wieder neu aufgebaut. Die Frauenkirche ist ein Masterpiece. Doch die grosse Barockstadt ist 1945 für immer untergegangen.

[@carmenflamenca2011]

Thank you so much for uploading this marvellous and charming portait of two historical important cities!

[@dr.wilfriedhitzler1885]

Mr. Steves, you advertise our country in a very kind and correct manner. Congratulations.

[@Kruemelteeeule]

Thank you so much for this video! Watching a foreign report about my old hometown (Leipzig) and my new one (Dresden) makes me happy ❤ It's well-researched and you show very much of the beauty of these great cities.

[@kylewit]

Danke vielmals, Rick. You are an amazing source of knowledge and inspiration for millions. And personally, you've given far more than I could ever repay.

[@ivonebuhler81]

Thanks Rick Stevens' for these wonderful video!

[@zeichenwelt2884]

The video is so beautiful and I'm so glad that I can see it all myself. I've lived near Dresden since I was born and next year I'm moving to Leipzig.

[@rolloalquiros2812]

Nice history lesson. Thank you Rick. Keep up the good work and educate us all.

[@MegaBakemonogatari]

Well, adding 2 more desired destination for my European trips-on-horizon, from now till 2022

[@RLExpedition]

Our inspiration of our travels, thank you @Rick Steve!!!

[@Unduhunduh12]

Just watch all your videos I've been around the world. Thank you, Rick. Wonderful and impressive presentation.

[@wlouisharris]

Very fascinating videography of Saxony. We visited Berlin in order to get a taste of Germany but really regret we did not have time to visit these areas. It's very fascinating to visit former East German areas and notice the variance in architecture with older or Western Germany. It's also interesting to see these large war memorials. In parallel in the Southeastern U.S. many grandiose war memorials were built around 1910-1915.

[@nebyular0599]

Hi I am living in Dresden I love the city so much. There is the beautiful space where all the old buildings are and than there are shopping miles like Prager street for example. On the other side of the Elbe is Neustadt, the part with the cool restaurants and extraordinary ideas😊 The part of Dresden I‘m living in has buildings in the old style too, not only the centre is beautiful, suburbs too❤️❤️❤️ Looove Dresden ❤️❤️❤️

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

respect from Romania, it was already the end of the war and Germany was collapsing on both fronts. the American air force was bombing military targets and the British were committing genocide. this is the cruel truth. a cultural city destroyed by a senile and drunken old man who later lost the UK elections. when the population of India was suffering from hunger, 3,000,000 people had already died, he said;; let them die because they multiplied like rabbits.;;. if I were a German, I would never forgive this genocide of the British

[@6000mikesch]

thank you for showing this video! I was as pupil 1985 in the city, everything was still destroyed, it is nice to see, how much is rebuilt! DRESDEN becomes ELBFLORENCE again!

[@MrOri90210]

What a beautiful video, looking forward to see more of your videos.

[@ciarandevaney385]

Rick is the best vlogger , no nonsence , just culture history architecture

[@martinaj7092]

RICK STEVES!!!! I could watch his videos all day!! MY MAN!!!

[@jpadicecoffee9812]

great video of the Saxon museum craft pieces. Just awesome what they did in those times. I watch Mr Steve's videos before I go to any of those cities. Just helpful to budget my time for what I want to see.

[@95MAFS]

Interesting to know more about the history of these two great historic cities..Thank you!

[@rockinresurrection6542]

Other places in Saxony to visit: Görlitz (Inglorious Basterds & Grand Budapest Hotel and others were filmed here), Seiffen (town where Christmas decorations like the Nutcracker were invented and are still produced today) and Saxon Switzerland (National Park).

[@homayountahbazfar6982]

Hi Rick. How to say thanks to you to bring the world inside our homes during pandemic. Watching one of your vids has become a daily routine habit of mine. Great choices, Genuine info, high quality photography and nice music and ... Thanks a lot and god bless you. Demian

[@jhoanne3659]

I'm living here in Dresden now... It's rili a beautiful city... ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ishtar2848]

Very beautiful presentation 👍👏👏👏👏 Thanks 👍

[@jasonpinson8755]

One of my fav shows.thank you.🎟️💯

[@kevincaldwell4707]

If Rick was a university professor of travel, I'd sign up for every one of his courses

[@noeldunsky]

Thank you again Rick Steves for a professional and lovely presentation, narrated pleasantly and eloquently...:)

[@eckhardtfrost3815]

Noel Ben Dunsky He just has to learn to pronounce German words better,so people can understand what he is saying.

[@dgdg2681]

Прекрасные города!

[@missycruz]

I just moved to Leipzig so this was perfect. Thank you so much.

[@riveromontara1242]

Well done, Rick.

[@wittayachawna2457]

What a great job! I love to watch your videos.

[@user-nz9it2fs2u]

Wow city is beautyfull สวยจัง ชอบมากๆ ค่ะ

[@cjdevon1015]

Thanks Steve. Very informative as always. Good selection of towns.

[@ladylancelot663]

Aaaahhhhhh I 💖 you Rick Steves!!!!!!! And of course your amazing series. You are a great host.

[@TheMrNalsur]

During my trip through Germany in 2019 I never even considered Saxony as a destination. These days however I do wish I paid that land a visit. I will be reading more and more about it. As somebody from the former USSR, I expected to really dislike Berlin. That feeling echoed in any GDR state as well, including Saxony. Oh how wrong I was. That Napoleon war monument is just insane. Just insane...

[@michaeltheobald1976]

I visited the DDR a number of times between 1966 and 1989. The people I stayed with were top doctors and surgeons. After a tip off that the Station were aware of me I booked into hotels for one night to get the Volkspolizei (Vopos) papers sorted then secretly stayed with my friends. I made friends with a girl my age (c18 in 1966) and I was able to get her some Beach Boys and Neil Diamond records right under the noses of the VolksGrenzpolizei. We were eventually able to meet in London in the 1990s. We are still in touch. I have many tales to tell but not here apart from forcing the Händelhaus in Halle/Saale to publish a guide in English as I told them that Handel became English!

[@michaeltheobald1976]

Stasi . not Station above!

[@swx0932]

Thank you for this nice video 👍🏻

[@ViralFunnyMeme007]

Thanks Europe teach world how build beautiful cites and architecture.I excite for first Europe travel.

[@blubablub1599]

Such a wonderful and intelligent video! Keep on this good work! :)

[@rojeshjangam1429]

I have a dream to visit Germany

[@mikecribillero1504]

Rojesh Jangam I have dreamed of visiting Germany . ( dreamt can also be used )

[@mathiass1999]

If they had won the war, you could already be visiting it right nowxD

[@EWAMILENAP]

May your dream come true in 2020!!!👼❤💙💜💛💚💗👍👌👏

[@farrelpermadi5471]

Me too

[@jeyjoy6075]

@@mikecribillero1504 i have a dream to visit the US... Lets change for a while ?

[@RolandomioTravel]

Very interesting video. Its time to visit Dresden!

[@edwidged]

I enjoy very much your travel tours

[@gauravpatel3220]

great work!!!!!!!

[@nneuhaus84]

This is like traveling while sitting on my couch.

[@sarahmokhtar9062]

كل ركن من أركان المدينة بينطق فن وابداع كل حجر ابداع فنى رائع حقيقة المدينتين متاحف فنية رائعة

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

respect from Romania, it was already the end of the war and Germany was collapsing on both fronts. the American air force was bombing military targets and the British were committing genocide. this is the cruel truth. a cultural city destroyed by a senile and drunken old man who later lost the UK elections. when the population of India was suffering from hunger, 3,000,000 people had already died, he said;; let them die because they multiplied like rabbits.;;. if I were a German, I would never forgive this genocide of the British

[@mwdca7810]

Great presentation....has convinced me to visit summer 2020. thanks

[@fritzweber636]

loved the video, the objective but positive tone, the education, great! greetz from east Germany.

[@peadarocolmain4850]

Lovely show. Any time I need a bit of an uplift I just turn on a Rick Steves show and drift along with it.

[@kathyyoung1774]

Peadar Ó'Colmáin Just don't read the insane comments.

[@jewishwhitetiger]

Enjoyed!!

[@BlensonPaul]

I lived there for 3 years. loved it

[@MrDaiseymay]

ONE OF YOUR BEST RICK

[@cuzuvmcvoy]

Rick Steve, your voice and your show are a Godsend to me. It just soothes my mood.... You guys make me happy everytime you're on (PBS. I also own your DVD's too... THANKS!

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?Dresden is a very beautiful city I love to read only comments .... Who is that like me

[@mikecribillero1504]

Sami sami Who is (that) like me ? ( no that ) Who's like me ?

[@hannamakela6989]

Such a lovely guy and guide! :)

[@laurakimka2109]

Thank you Rick 👏🏻☺️

[@milo5524]

Bellissimo video. Grazie!

[@adrianahalmi3337]

Amazing video Rick

[@michaelcombs2334]

Rick Steves is the Bob Ross of Travel.