Radebeul

Nestled between vine-covered slopes and the floodplains of the Elbe lies Radebeul, the "Saxon Nice". It offers a blend of wine culture and natural beauty, cosiness and adventure. Even a stroll through Altkötzschenbroda with its colourful little houses is a colourful wonder – and a good starting point for a treasure hunt.

Radebeul is known, among other things, as the home of the writer Karl May. In spring, the adventures of Winnetou and his companions are brought to life during the Karl May Festival. At the end of summer, the town is transformed into a stage once again: at the Autumn and Wine Festival, which features an International Travelling Theatre Festival, tens of thousands of people celebrate life, art and wine.

Radebeul combines wine, fine dining and Saxon hospitality in a unique setting. The dining scene ranges from traditional to modern and focuses on regional produce and wines. You can stay in charming guesthouses, hotels or right on the vineyards themselves. Ideal for a relaxing break near Dresden.

Anyone walking through the vineyards is sure to come across some interesting spots. Take the Hoflößnitz Winery, for example. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in over 850 years of winemaking tradition and sample fine wines. The latter is also possible at many other vineyards and wine taverns offering fantastic views of the Elbe Valley. Take, for instance, the historic Wackerbarth Castle, Europe’s first interactive vineyard: through guided tours, tastings and events, you can experience wine with all your senses here.

The sight of the vineyards also characterises the picturesque Lößnitz Valley. Here, you can enjoy a wonderful active break on the numerous cycling and walking trails. And whatever the season: anyone looking out over the town from the vineyard will realise that the search for treasure ends here – because Radebeul is the treasure.

Radebeul combines wine, fine dining and Saxon hospitality in a unique setting. The local cuisine ranges from traditional to modern and makes the most of regional produce and wines. You can stay in charming guesthouses, hotels or right on the vineyards themselves. Ideal for a relaxing break near Dresden.