The old venue () has since been demolished, but the new residential building planned for the site is still a long way off.

The former uranium-bearing bismuth slag heap has been extensively remediated in recent years. The local recreation area created on it, unofficially called Kaitzer Höhe, can now be used safely for jogging, walking or "going for a walk".

After extensive renovation, the company headquarters and production facility of the Wippler bakery with a café, coffee garden and the bakery museum are now located here.

Nach aufwändiger Sanierung befinden sich hier heute der Firmensitz und die Produktionsstätte des Bäckerei Wippler mit Café, Kaffeegarten und dem Bäckereimuseum. /TD>

The legendary Residenzkaufhaus stood here from 1909 until its destruction in 1945. After the fall of the Wall, construction of a Hertie department store began on the previously undeveloped area, but due to the merger of Hertie with Karstadt, the plans were re-planned again during construction, to use the new house for Karstadt. After the opening, Hertie moved into the former Centrum-Warenhaus, which had been used by Karstadt until then and which (later known as "Karstadt Haus 2" ; titled) had to give way to the new shopping temple Centrum-Galerie in 2006.

Today, the store belongs to the Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof Group, the only department stores' company remaining in Germany.

The reconstruction, which differs greatly from the original, was carried out in 2017/20, with the builder Günter Blobel significantly altering the storey and window heights and adding a kind of roof terrace.

In 1998, the new Esders office and business centre opens on the same site.

In 1939, the Knoop company took over the property, which was the only one on Wilsdruffer Straße to withstand the destruction in February 1945. It was reopened in 1951 as the HO department stores' HOWA, followed in 1952/53 by the addition of a new staircase on the west side and a head-end building in the National Tradition style on the east side. The building was later used by the CENTRUM department stores' and then the INTECTA furniture store.

After standing empty, it was demolished in 2008/09 and replaced by an extension to the Altmarkt-Galerie, which is unconvincing in terms of urban planning and architecture.

In mid-October 2006, a C&A branch opened in addition to a total of around 70 stores. A weekly market takes place on the terrace from Monday to Saturday.

In 2021, KGG GmbH & Co. KG bought the Elbepark owner
Kurt Krieger bought the Nickern Kaufpark in order to build a completely new shopping center there. The gas station, furniture store and former hardware store have now been demolished. The first construction phase of the new EKZ opened on this site.

In the meantime, Krieger has reduced the renovation plans; the middle and right of the three planned "townhouses" in the second construction phase will be built one floor lower.

After a one-year interlude with the Dresden Coffee and Cocoa Roastery, René Werft has been operating since 2014, who runs a fruit winery in Zabeltitz, the Café Käseglocke.

Another similar building is on the square Albertplatz.

The middle section separates the prefab settlement Gorbitz from Altgorbitz, The upper section, which was mainly added through incorporation, houses furniture stores, hardware stores, car dealerships, hotels and other new settlements (some of which are in the surrounding area).

The site Kesselsdorfer Straße goes back to Napoleon times, who instructed in 1809 the built of the "Freiberger Chaussee". This paved road replaced the previous route through Nieder- and Obergorbitz along the road Uthmannstraße.

Since 2005 there is a water-skiing centre (), since sommer 2007 the Wednesday Diving Team (Mittwochstauchteam der Naturfreunde Kiesgrube Dobritz e.V. ).

The kleine szene was closed from the 2010/11 season!

Since 1945 the house has been the venue of the State Theater. The building, which is set back from the otherwise closed street front, stands out due to its striking staircase.

In 1998 the house had to be closed for structural reasons, after which it served as a rehearsal stage for a few years. From 2002 the building was extensively renovated and reopened.

Today the Weißeritzgrünzug is located in part of the station. To the northwest of Freiberger Strasse a school complex is to be built for the completely new 150th high school.

The neighboring prefabricated housing estate Südhöhe is also located on the ridge.

The comedy's former operator, Jürgen Wöffer, filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of May 2010 and was terminated by the WTC. The WTC has been continuing the theater as Comödie since with the new operator Stefan Schepnitz .

In 1888, the consumer association "Vorwärts" e.V. für Dresden und Umgebung is founded, and in 1894 it becomes the first landowner. In 1931, the consumer-owned meat processing factory designed in 1927-30 by Kurt Bärbig is opened on Fabrikstraße.

In 1935/1936 consumption was expropriated by the Nazis, the retransfer in 1946/1948 led to the founding of four cooperatives in Dresden, which later merged. The first new department store was opened in 1967 and the first consumer restaurant in 1977.

In 1990, the Dresden Stadt Land consumer cooperatives merged to form KONSUM DRESDEN eG. In November 2000, the Neustaedter Markthalle reopened after extensive renovation. In the same year, the new sales channels KONSUM Frische-Markt and Frida were introduced and 14 Kaiser's markets were taken over.

In 2007, the first branch outside of Saxony was opened in Erlangen, others followed or were planned. In the meantime, all businesses outside of Saxony were given up. A new branch was also opened in the new Centrum-Galerie in 2009, but it was closed again in 2011 and later reopened.
Today the 120-year-old company is the industry market leader in Dresden.

The ensemble was listed in 1978, had been vacant since 1991 and was extensively renovated until 2020/21.

The concert venue created at the time in the former spa Bad Weißer Hirsch not only delighted summer holidaymakers but also the thousands of spa guests at the time with concerts taking place up to four times a week.

In summer, the concert square is also the venue for the "Komödie im Park" and a popular beer garden.

The monument
Friedrich August has stood at the same location since 2008 I.

2. Monument to the same ruler on the Windberg in Dresden's neighboring town Freital.

Listed residential complex in Striesen. It was the first project of the Dresden Small Housing Association, founded in 1910. The complex, which has facade decorations and an elaborate roof design, was built in 1911 in the style of reform architecture according to plans by Theodor Richter.

News (as of May 2013)
The expansion of Königsbrücker Strasse to two or four lanes with countless intermediate variants has been the subject of debate in the city council, in the city administration and with the Free State for 17 years. If the city council decides in the summer of 2013, the expansion cannot begin until 2017 (!) at the earliest, i.e. more than 20 years since planning began.

The expansion has not yet started in 2023, and the start of construction is still “undetermined”.

Plans for a street like that were already drawn back in 1711 but the Saxonian king August der Starke built the steet only in 1722 after purchasing grounds and tearing building down. Consistent hight of the buildings and a symetric front to differenciate the rest of the buildings from the palais was specified by the builting regulations of 1720 (extended in 1736): a simple design, emphasised centrelinewith gateway und house sign on the cap stone. The street was completed in 1765, survived the second World War but degenerated during East German times.

A wholsome reconstruction of the street Königstraße and its neighbouring (for example Rähnitzgasse, Prisco-Passage) streets took place after 1990 and is almost completed. Also the surroundings were redesigned, such as the trees. Pockets of green which are used a extensions (street cafes) during the summer months by the bars and restaurants nearby.

The 2 km long section of the Elbe bank from the Marienbrücke in the west to the Priesnitz estuary in East was designed as a spacious green area with promenades, terraces and special thematic gardens, but also served political purposes. A very clearly staged urban development highlight was the so-called "Forum for National Rallies", a thing-like open-air theater below the Finance Ministry.
Today the Film nights on the banks of the Elbe are taking place here.

The facilities also include the monument Archers and the garden parts Palaisgarten, Staudengarten and Rosengarten.

Built in red clinker brick in 1926-1928 by city building officer Paul Wolf to supply the center of the city with electricity and heat.

After it was decommissioned in 1994, a new use was sought for the centrally located facility, which is outstanding in terms of Dresden's industrial architecture. Plans to use it, for example for the Operetta have not yet taken shape.

The striking boiler house was demolished in summer 2006.

2. new Dresden cultural centre at the same location. At the beginning of May 2008, the long-considered use for the State Operetta will be used according to the ideas of the City Administration a> current again. The Theater Junge Generation is also supposed to (and has now) moved to this location. The entire project is based on a design by Walter Kaplan.

On December 16, 2016, the Mitte power plant was opened with a joint ceremony by the Staatsoperette and tjg. Der Name "Kulturkraftwerk" wird für dieses Projekt offiziell nicht mehr verwendet, da er bereits von der Stadt Goslar für ein dortiges Kulturprojekt als geschütztes Markenzeichen verwendet wird.

The, then most beautiful park of its time, is still an attractive sight. In the back, which is hidden due to the built hospital, is the baroque fountain Neptunbrunnen.

In 2012, a citizen's decision took place on the future of the two municipal hospitals, as the city administration, CDU, FDP and citizens' faction wanted to convert the two companies into a joint GmbH.

The question was:
Are you in favor of the Dresden-Friedrichstadt and Dresden-Neustadt hospitals remaining owned by the city of Dresden?

The museum shows views of Polish history and culture in the 19th century and reminds of the various relations between Saxony and Poland.

The Kraszewski Museum in its current form was closed at the end of 2011 because Poland demanded the return of the exhibits that had been on loan for 50 years.

Background:
According to a law passed by the Polish Sejm in 2001, Polish cultural assets that are older than 50 years may only be shown on loan abroad for a maximum of 5 years.

After the interim exhibition "Poland of Free Choice", there has been a new permanent exhibition since January 2013.

Unfortunately, the third and fourth construction phases of the herb settlement could not be realized because the railway housing cooperative had to cancel its project for financial reasons.

Instead, the new Kräuterterassen settlement with a total of 15 apartment buildings and 184 apartments was built between Schlehestraße and Kamillenweg around 2000.

On the Urnenhain (urn court) is a.o. the physicist Heinrich Barkhausen buried.

The current building, built between 1764 and 1792 by Johann George Schmidt and others, combines baroque and classical forms; the tower, completed by Hölzer in 1788, is reminiscent of the Hofkirche. In 1897 the church burnt down and the inner was rebuilt in Art Nouveau style. In 1945 it burnt down again and after that the inner was just decorated with simple plaster.

The entire interior was renovated in 2003/2004, including installing modern underfloor heating.

The Kreuzkirche is home to the Kreuzchores (), one of the oldest and most renowned boys' choirs in the world.

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There is also a close, particularly historical connection to the Kreuzschule.

Their first school building was built in 1393 opposite the Kreuzkirche on Schulgasse. The new Kreuzschule, built in 1864/65 by Christian Friedrich Arnold on Georgplatz in the neo-Gothic style, was completely destroyed in 1945. Only the grain monument standing in front of it still reminds us of this location.

From 1945-59 the Kreuzschule was housed in the half-destroyed Wettiner Gymnasium. The Kreuzchor initially found emergency accommodation in the Plauen high school, but in 1947 they were able to take over parts of the former Freemason Institute in Striesen where from 1954-59 there was also a "boarding school of the Dresden Kreuzchor" that was detached from the Kreuzschule. gave. In 1959 both schools were reunited at this location. Parallel to the municipal institution, which was again called the Kreuzgymnasium after the fall of the Wall, the Evangelisches Kreuzgymnasium was founded in 1997 under the independent sponsorship of the two Evangelical Lutherans. Dresden church district was founded, which has existed alone since 2004 after a transition period.

In the High Middle Ages, spiritual culture was carried by the church. Initially, monastery and cathedral schools provided for their own educational needs, but over the course of the 13th century schools also emerged in the cities, which were often attached to city churches. The first schoolmaster ("Cunradus rector puerorum") is mentioned for Dresden in 1300.

The motto of the Kreuzschule is "Schola crucis schola lucis imus domine quo ducis" (School of the Cross, School of Light, we go, Lord, wherever you lead us).

The "Kristall" is the only, somewhat attractive part of the whole building and points towards the block of flats that line the Prager Straße. The building front pointing towards the road called St.Peterburger Straße is a rather unattractive, bare concrete front with metallic grids.

The new building with 8 new halls and 2700 place doubles the original capacity of the Rundkino to 15 halls and 4000 places. Since the flood in 2002 the cinema conceptions take place exclusively in the crystal.

Am 01.10.2004 übernahm die Düsseldorfer FSF GmbH den Kristallpalast von der insolventen Ufa-Theater AG.

The society "Dresdner Kugelhaus e.V." () campaigned for its reconstructionin a modern fashion on the grounds of the former Narrenhäusel on the square Neustädter Markt.

2. a building erected in 2004/05 according to plans by architect
Siegbert Langner von Hatzfeldt on Wiener Platz, which is actually the first two of a total of five planned cube houses and a sphere integrated into their centre. It was built in a record time of just under a year¹⁾ was built by Krieger Grundstück GmbH as an important urban accent at the entrance to the main railway station.

(the Krieger property GmbH would like to establish a spherical house after the plans of the architect Siegbert Langner of Hatzfeldt between two of the cube houses.)

The initial variety of stores has now given way to a certain monotony and unattractiveness, apart from the large sports discounter DECATHLON, which has spread over two floors. On the top floor, in 03/2006, the promised “special gastronomy” is the Sky Bar. moved in, the Schwerlos restaurant has been located here since 2013 ( ).

The basement of the Kugelhaus is connected to the Wiener Platz underground car park, and there is a tram stop directly in front of the main entrance.

The building is in reinforced concrete skeleton building method built, which disguises front base projectile with red granite, the upper floors are compound from aluminium glass elements. In the internal area a general-purpose hall with 2740 places is arranged, a multi-storey entrance hall is fronting it. At the sides are a Studio theatre with 192 places and a restaurant among other things accommodated.

Already in 1952 a competition was held for a new "house of the cultures" in form of a multi-storey building, which was not realised, also because of citizen protest.

In the street Schloßstraße is the currently covered up mural "The way of the red banner". Its future is as unclear as the ones for the entire building. There are ideas to convert it into a Concert hall (Headquarter of the Philharmony), total reconstruction or complete demolision. At the time, the city administration favored converting it into a concert hall (as the home of the Philharmonic and Staatskapelle) while retaining the external appearance as much as possible. A citizens' initiative called for it to be left as a town hall with multifunctional use.

The abandoned in the meantime drafts by the Sachsenbau Chemnitz GmbH for converting the house as well as transforming it into a diagonally running shopping arcade, which divides itself under a large glass dome, considers, from view of the author, the town construction situation best.

The city council decided that the culture palace would be retained in its original form and would only be carefully renovated. To the north, however, the areas can be developed.

In 2008 the Palace of Culture was placed under monument protection. The conversion plans for a modern concert hall remained unchanged.

In addition to reducing costs, the inclusion of the two facilities is intended to ensure that the building is open to the public throughout the year and can be used by different interest and age groups.

, the last event for the time being took place in the Kulturpalast with the Brueckenmaennchen.

From autumn 2012, the city administration had the culture palace rebuilt according to plans by gmp architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partner. The previous ballroom was converted into a pure concert hall with a reduced capacity of a maximum of 1,800 seats as a venue for the Dresden Philharmonic as well as the main library of the City Libraries and the Cabaret Herkuleskeule in the Building integrated.
Seminar rooms and the existing studio stage are to be redesigned for the library and cabaret. The outer shell of the building remains largely intact. The interior renovation was extremely controversial among the population.

By including the two facilities, in addition to reducing costs, the building should be open all day and used by different interest and age groups.

After five years of renovation, the Kulturpalast was reopened with a stage program and a large light show.

The socalled Bach-halls accommodated initially gastronomy, from 1879 to 1945 "Neustädter Casino"". After several post war alerations a reconstruction followed in 1991-94 for the usage of the Culture department of the city administration.

The renovation work after the partial destruction in 1945 has been largely completed.

In addition to the art academy as an institution, the building complex housed the exhibition building of the Saxon Art Association. Its entrance facade on the Brühlsche Terrasse is reminiscent of a Greek temple.

With the Kunsthalle, which since the completion of the reconstruction in 2005 by Rolf Zimmermann and Carlo Weber is looked after by the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Dresden once again has an impressive location for art exhibitions.

The art exhibition was founded in 1924 near the Neustaedter Markt, but later moved back to Kleine Brüdergasse 21 due to the pressure of the Nazi dictatorship. Bombed out in 1945, the gallery ventured a new beginning at Zittauer Strasse 12 and opened in its current location in 1999.

During the reconstruction works, several alterations from 1979 and a little passage of the formerly famous shop "Textilhauses Hohlfeld" took place and the place put back in its original condition.

In changing special exhibitions, works from the rich holdings of the Kupferstich-Kabinett as well as loans from international museum partners are presented in the exhibition rooms in the Residenzschlos.

On 7 April 1946, the Saxon state associations of the KPD under Wilhelm Koenen and the SPD under Otto Buchwitz united in the Kurhaus to form the Saxon state association of the SED. From 1961 to 1999, a granite stele created by Vinzenz Wanitschke with relief depictions of revolutionary workers and the inscription "Proletarians of all countries, unite" commemorated this event in front of the building. The stele was put into storage.

After the war, the ballroom was misused as a warehouse and the entire complex fell into disrepair, with the restaurant closing in the mid-1980s. From 1993 onwards, the gradual renovation into a hotel and restaurant took place, and in 1999 the ballroom was restored.

Reconstruction plans, including a hotel with partial public use, were announced several times over the years, but only really started in 2007. The shell of the completely newly constructed southern side wing (on the right in the model photo) was almost completed in May 2007; the historic cellar vaults of the actual palace were covered with new floor slabs.

In neun thematisch gestalteten Räumen des Hauses wird eine bedeutsame Epoche der Dresdner Kultur- und Geistesgeschichte im 18./19. Jh. wieder lebendig, die weit über die Grenzen Dresdens Ausstrahlung besaß.

The proverb, attached to the house in golden letters says: "An Gottes Segen ist alles gelegen", in English "Everything depends on God's blessing".

In 2006, a parking garage was built on the vacated area and a hotel was built on the corner of Friedrichstrasse.
A copy of the 8x5 m relief was installed on the corner of the parking garage.

For legal reasons, the hotel belonging to the Leonhardo Group was initially only allowed to be called L Hotel Dresden Altstadt, as there was already a Leonhardo Hotel from other operators in Dresden in the Südvorstadt existed.