A boat tour on the Elbe, a guided tour through the impressive, historic Old Town, or perhaps a foray into the nightlife of Saxony’s capital? All of this is possible with Teambuilding Dresden! Teambuilding Dresden lets you, your colleagues, or your employees see the city on the banks of the Elbe with fresh eyes and learn to appreciate its beauty. Dresden is a fascinating city. Not only does it captivate with picturesque buildings like the Dresden Hofkirche or the imposing Frauenkirche, which take your breath away, but it also has a lot to offer culturally. Teambuilding Dresden invites you to the city, which boasts a State Museum, a National Museum, and a City Museum. History that inspires! Or are you and your team more interested in clearing your heads and simply getting to know each other better over a delicious drink? Teambuilding Dresden has the right program for you here, too. Dresden’s Äußere Neustadt is home to the city’s trendy nightlife district, which guarantees a great night out with countless bars, restaurants, and pubs. The Innere Neustadt captivates visitors with its many concert halls and clubs, such as the famous Tonne Jazz Club, which has been owned by the city for years. Visit Dresden and get to know yourself, your colleagues, and this wonderful city better—and share an unforgettable experience with Teambuilding Dresden.
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Bautzen, Cottbus, and Chemnitz are cities in the Dresden area that stand out for more than just their distinctive names. These places have many surprises in store for visitors. The state of Saxony and its surrounding region are rich in fields and forests, offering visitors countless recreational activities. Take the city of Chemnitz, for example, where there are approximately 60 square meters of green space per resident. Chemnitz captivates visitors with its large parks, where you can enjoy spending time with colleagues—especially in the summer. The city of Cottbus, located in Brandenburg, offers a completely different picture. It, too, features a beautiful historic old town, though the city as a whole is more densely built-up. Cottbus is definitely a city with character, where you can discover many different things. From the tranquil buildings of the city center to industrial areas where modern events are held, Cottbus has a lot to offer.
Hardly any other city exudes as much Christmas magic during the Advent season as Dresden. The famous Striezelmarkt on the Altmarkt is considered Germany’s oldest Christmas market and delights visitors with over 200 festively decorated stalls, traditional crafts, and, of course, the world-famous Dresden Christstollen. Surrounded by the aroma of mulled wine, roasted almonds, and freshly baked stollen, everyone is sure to get into the Christmas spirit. Just a few minutes’ walk away, the romantic Advent market on Neumarkt awaits you. In front of the impressive Frauenkirche, elegant white pagoda tents, regional specialties, and lovingly decorated stalls invite you to linger. If you’d rather step back in time, you should definitely visit the medieval Christmas market at the Stallhof. Here, jugglers, artisans in historical costumes, open fire pits, and hot mead create an atmosphere straight out of the Middle Ages—only with significantly better restrooms.
To wrap up the day, a visit to the Augustusmarkt in Dresden’s Neustadt is well worth it. Here, international cuisine meets a cozy winter atmosphere and festive lights. It’s the perfect way to wind down the evening in a relaxed manner. And as with any successful Christmas celebration, there’s always that one colleague in Dresden who just wants to “quickly walk through the Striezelmarkt.” Two hours later, the whole group is still standing there—with a mug of mulled wine in one hand, a bag of roasted almonds in the other, and the firm conviction that a slice of Christstollen really only counts as an appetizer.
