Saxon Wine Trail - Stage 3 - From Dresden-Wilder Mann to Radebeul-Zitzschewig















Starting point
Destination
Author's tip
- Stop off and taste Saxon wine in wineries, cozy Strauss taverns and wine bars with the title "Especially recommended in the wine country of Saxony"
- Enjoy magnificent vantage points with views of the Elbe valley
- Experience historic means of transportation
- narrow-gauge railroad www.loessnitzgrundbahn.de
- Weiße Flotte Sachsen GmbH www.saechsische-dampfschiffahrt.de - Travel offers (hiking also without luggage)
- AugustusTours
- Corso Reisen
Getting there by car
Approach via A4 - exit Dresden Wilder Mann
Radebeul:
Approach via A4 - exit Dresden Neustadt to Radebeul
Parking
Parking at the starting point in the side streets
Radebeul:
Public transport
- Start: by streetcar 3 to (H) Dresden, Wilder Mann or by bus 80, 477, 458 to (H) Dresden, Wilder Mann
VVO-Verbindungsauskunft to final stop streetcar 3, Dresden Wilder Mann - Destination: by streetcar 4 from (H) Radebeul, Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße or 1 km further on foot by S-Bahn S1 from (H) Radebeul Zitzschewig, Bf
VVO connection information from streetcar stop Gerhart-Hauptmann Straße, Radebeul
Equipment
Safety guidelines
The route is not barrier-free.
Map/Maps
* Hiking and cycling map "Sachsischer Weinwanderweg", Dr. Barthel Verlag (8.90 euros) - order from bookshops (ISBN 978-3-89591-227-6) or via www.verlag-dr-barthel.de (cycling and hiking maps, zig-zag folding)
More info / Links
Tourismusverband Elbland Dresden e. V.
Dresdner Straße 7
01662 Meißen
Phone: +49 3521 76350
Fax: +49 3521 763540
www.visit-dresden-elbland.de
www.facebook.com/Saechsisches.Elbland
There is a dedicated website for the Saxon Wine Trail with all the information on the individual stages, maps, interesting sights, places to stop for refreshments and much more:
https://weinwandern-sachsen.de/
Attention! Please check the opening times of the various refreshment stops along the way before starting your hike so that you are not left standing in front of closed doors. For example, taverns are usually only open at weekends or in spring and fall.
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