Reconstructed and meticulously restored where possible, the famous Kurländer Palace now once again occupies a place of pride in Dresden's historical city centre. One of the capital's most recognisable monuments, the palace fell victim to the devastating bombing in the closing months of the Second World War.
In order to ensure the palace recaptured its original grandeur, particular attention was paid to restoring the building's Rococo style. The reconstruction incorporated as much of the remaining ruins as possible, resulting in a unique symbiosis that pays tribute to the historical ambience while embracing the future.
Suitable events:
- Receptions
- Gala gatherings and dinners
- Company events
- Wedding receptions
Capacity:
Banquet/table seating round
Festival Hall: 110 people
Balcony Hall: 70 people
Banquet/table seating straight
Festival Hall: 168 people
Balcony Hall: 96 people
Standing receptions
Festival Hall: 200 people
Balcony Hall: 145 people
Parking:
Subterranean car park at the Church of Our Lady adjacent, but arrival via bus transfer or 25 minute walk is recommended