Dresden Bootsfahrten

Explore this collection to enjoy a boat tour with Dresden Bootsfahrten and see the beautiful city of Dresden from the water. Cruise along the Elbe River and admire the stunning architecture and scenic views. Book your tickets now for a relaxing and scenic adventure.

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Steamboat cruising on the Elbe River near Pillnitz Castle, Dresden.

Elbe River cruise ship near Pillnitz Castle, Dresden, with hillside view.

Cruise ship docked on the Elbe River in Dresden with Augustus Bridge in the background.

Cruise ship on Elbe River with Dresden skyline in background.

Pillnitz Castle on the Elbe River with lush greenery, Dresden, Germany.

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Glide along the serene Elbe River on a round-trip cruise from Dresden to Pillnitz, enjoying the historical skyline and lush riverbanks.
Revel in the convenience of round-trip tickets, onboard amenities, and insightful audio commentary in English and German.
Witness the grandeur of Albrechtsberg, Eckberg, and Lingner castles, the villa quarter Loschwitz, and the famous Blue Wonder Bridge.
Experience the 18th-century Pillnitz Palace, the former summer residence of the Saxon royal court, before continuing your immediate return journey.
Fun fact: Pillnitz Castle isn't just a castle—it's also where you'll find the world's oldest Camellia tree, planted in 1801 and towering over 9 meters tall today!

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Glide along the serene Elbe River on a round-trip cruise from Dresden to Pillnitz, enjoying the historical skyline and lush riverbanks.
Revel in the convenience of round-trip tickets, onboard amenities, and insightful audio commentary in English and German.
Witness the grandeur of Albrechtsberg, Eckberg, and Lingner castles, the villa quarter Loschwitz, and the famous Blue Wonder Bridge.
Experience the 18th-century Pillnitz Palace, the former summer residence of the Saxon royal court, before continuing your immediate return journey.
Fun fact: Pillnitz Castle isn't just a castle—it's also where you'll find the world's oldest Camellia tree, planted in 1801 and towering over 9 meters tall today!