Narrenhäuschen (little fool house),  see Neustädter Markt
Naußlitz centre,  built in 1899/1900 by Edmund Körner as a tram station Naußlitz, which was closed in 1996 and is currently being transformed into an attractive shopping centre. The brick front facing the Koblenzer Straße remains, on the roof a parking deck will be developed. It is planned to open the shopping centre in the halls of the former tram station in May of 2005, in the former administration buildings shops, offices and dwellings will open.

Eröffnung Kaufland
Am 09.06.2005 eröffnete in der ehemaligen Straßenbahnhalle ein Kaufland, bis Herbst 2005 wird das frühere Verwaltungsgebäude Läden, Büros und Wohnungen aufnehmen.

Neptunbrunnen,  a baroque style fountain that was built in 1744-46 by Lorenzo Matielli in the garden of the Marcolinipalais. It was known to be the most beautiful and biggest fountain of Dresden and survived all destruction around. However, today it is placed at a rather insignificant location on one side of the hospital Krankenhaus Friedrichstadt. On top of a rock stands Neptune in a carriage of shells, swinging his trident with Amphitrite by his side.
Neudorf,  historical name of a settlement which developed around 1550 in what is today called minor exchange Pieschen (exactly Pieschen-South), from which later the Leipziger Vorstadt developed, which belongs mainly to the minor exchange Neustadt.
Neue Messe,  see Messe Dresden
Neue Synagoge,  see Synagogue
Neuer Annenfriedhof,  cemetery on the street Kesselsdorfer Straße, , extensions to the cemetery Alter Annenfriedhof on the street Chemnitzer Straße.
Neuer Katholischer Friedhof,  cemetery on the street Bremer Straße, extensions to the cemetery Alter Katholischer Friedhof on the street Friedrichstraße
Neues Rathaus / New City Hall,  see Rathaus (city hall)
Neumarkt,  historically parts of the New Marked developed out of the slavic settlement around the oldest church Frauenkirche which was located in the margravely town of Dresden. Only in the 16th century the area was included in the new circle of the city wall. It was mainly influenced by the baroque period and captured in paintings of Canaletto, the painter and drawer of the Saxonian king August des Starken (The Strong). A few buildings were famous hotels (Stadt Rom, British Hotel, Hotel de Saxe, Stadt Berlin) and are, besides other buildings, like the Dinglinger house [1.] right next to the Jüdenhof and are parts of a master plan to reconstruct the area. The only original and preserved building on place is, besides the church with its original fragments and still under reconstruction, the Johanneum with the "Museum of transport".

Einziges erhaltenes altes Bauwerk am Neumarkt ist (neben der einige Originalteile enthaltenden wiederaufgebauten Frauenkirche) das Johanneum mit dem Verkehrsmuseum.

The New Marked used to be one ogf the most important places in the Old Town but since its destruction in 1945 it lost most of its significance because it was not rebuilt to at least one half of its previous standard, opposed to the Old Marked.

In the mid 1980's it was brought back to life because of the Peace demonstration held on the ruins of the "Frauenkirche" in rememberance of the bombings on the 13th of February 1945. Also, first plans were made to reconstruct. Since the Change the square took centre stage owing to excavations and some, rather destructive discussions regarding the reconstruction. One of the issues was the amount of historical main buildings to be "brought back to life" and how many new buildings would be required, since there had been a considerable amount of "2nd class buildings" in the area as well before the war been.

The "Society Historical New Market Dresden e.V." [GHND] () in pleading and fighting for a compltete original building development, City planners, investors and some architects have quite controversial visions for new buildings.The opponents of modern building are now pointing towards the rather dissapointing modern extension of the Coselpalais and want to avoid failures like that in the future.

Reconstruction Rampische Straße 29
Die GHND plant ab 2005 den Wiederaufbau des Hauses Nr. 29.

In the autum of 2002 a competition was held for architects to design the area between the hotel Hilton and the New Market, the so called quarter on the church Frauenkirche, short called QF.

On the 4th of April 2003 the Dresden-people celebrated the beginning of the rehabilitation of the New Market area. On this day the digging works started for the large underground car park under the square.

Recent archaeological findings near the "Frauentorbrücke" were again endangering the construction of the underground car park and with it the reconstruction of the New Marked.
The necessity to preserve all findings around the Frauentor are making a comercial use of the underground car park virtually impossible, according to the constructors. But its built is a condition to ensure modern usage of the planned new buildings (even the reconstruction of the main buildings would be equivalent to a new built).

In the meantime a compromise might be reached, considering the requirements of the preservation of monuments and historic buildings and the new developments.

Opening underground parking
Am 01.09.2004 wurde die Tiefgarage eröffnet und steht ab 02.09.2004 allen Dresdnern und ihren Gästen zur Verfügung.

Am gleichen Tag wurde auch das sanierte Lutherdenkmal wieder aufgestellt.

List of construction projects described in the glossary at Neumarkt (completed, under construction or planned)

Neuostra,  part of the boundary Leubnitz-Neuostra. Neuostra emerged according to plans in 1568 as a village of alleys on the grounds of the abbey, built by resettlers from Ostra in what is today the socalled Friedrichstadt, see also Ostragehege.
Neustadt,  minor exchange, boundary and generic term for two of Dresden's most interesting districts, which join together along the line Antonstraße - Albertplatz - Bautzner Straße:

1. Innere Neustadt (Inner New Town, southern) and
2. Äußere Neustadt (Outward New Town, northern of this street)

Neustädter Bahnhof (station),  see Bahnhof Neustadt
Neustädter Markt,  nothing remains of all buildings of this old market place in the New Town, including its City Hall (Rathaus). Even the shape of the square was changed. It used to be layed out North-South to West-East. This are the results of the large street Köpckestraße, which required a pedestrian tunnel to garantie save road crossing. On the tunnels South entry is a very interesting sand-stone historical relief of the New Town. Also two restaurant garden ensure the square's livelyhood, which are very popular because of the grandious view towards the silhouette of the Old town.

In the middle of the square the most famous sculpture of the "Goldener Reiter" (golden horsemann) and on the crossing to the Hauptstraße are 2 fountains by the sculpturer Benjamin Thomae which stood originaly from 1742 until 1945 on the angular corners of the nearby corner building. Also of interest are the 2 flag poles on the entry to the street Hauptstrasse and a statue of the court jester Fröhlich by Heinrich Apel on the grounds of the famous restaurant "Narrenhäuschen" which was destroyed in 1945. On the other side of the bridgehead is the Blockhouse.

Auf dem Neustädter Markt und der angrenzenden Hauptstraße finden auch heute noch Volksfeste und Spezialmärkte statt.

Neustädter Markthalle ,  built in 1899 by Edmund Bräter as one of the large market halls on the grounds of the in 1896 destroyed Infanterie baracks. In the head building, which does no longer belong and facing the Hauptstraße, the market hall inspection was located. The design of the back in its original style looks like it does thanks to the reconstruction of the block house in 1984, a gable (Fonton) had become unnecessary and was re-used on the new eastern front of the building which used to belong to a in 1945 burnt down building.

After extensive reconstruction was the reopening of "probably the most beautiful market hall in Germany" on the 28th of November 2000. The two floor building contains several places of culinary delight and appropriately a Fitness-centre.

First fully automatic multi-storey car park in Dresden opened
Seit 10.12.2004 steht den Besuchern der Markthalle und der Hauptstraße ein von der WOBA Dresden () errichtetes vollautomatisches Parkhaus zur Verfügung.

Neustädter Rathaus,  the City Hall that was spared from the big 1685's fire was destroyed in 1750 and rebuilt in 1750-54 in baroque styl according to the plans of J.G. Fehre on the North-West corner of the Neustädter Markt. It was destroyed again in 1945 and only the vaults remain which were in the 1980's home of the famous wine cellar "Meißner Weinkeller" and until august 2002 the restaurant "Silberstollen". Above is the WBS-70-block (flats) with integrated shops. The corner building, which is already empty, will be replaced by a new building, the bordering wings have already be restored.
New ...,  see Neu ...
Nieritzstraße,  street built in "Biedermeier" style on the grounds of the former fortress and connecting on to the remains of the baroque style buildingss of the Inner New Town (Königsstraße). It is especially in this area visible how the re-built is progressing, different styles are mixed: medieval remains redesigned in baroque style with leftovers of the renaissance and closed up "Biedermeier" developments and classicistic mansions-all together on the grounds of the former fortress, also some Wilhelminien style buildings.
Nordbad,  die Grundsteinlegung des früheren Germania-Bades erfolgte 1884. Mit dem Schwimmbecken, den Wannebädern und den Russischen Dampfbädern galt es seinerzeit als sehr modern. 1922 wurde es in ein städtisches Volksbad umgewandelt. Ab 1949 Nordbad genannt, verfiel es nach Schließung einzelner Abteilungen in den 1970er Jahren immer mehr. 1993/96 wurde es durch die STESAD denkmalgerecht saniert und steht seit 1997 der Öffentlichkeit wieder zur Verfügung.
Nordfriedhof,  little cemetery on the south-western corner of the forest called Dresdner Heide, next to it a soviet (russian) soldiers cemetery.
Nossener Brücke,  part of the so-called West tangent of the connection point New Town of the A4 to the road Dohnaer Straße (B172). Whilst the bridge crossed the Zwickauer Straße and the Fabrikstraße on the same level before it was destroyed during the war, the post war construction is raised above and leads over head these roads.
Nürnberger Ei,  egged-shaped extension of the road Nürnberger Straße and centre piece of the western Südvorstadt. It is a small City centre that suffers from traffic congestion , lack of parking spaces and other problems. All these factors lead in the past year to the closure of several traditional shops as well as some restaurants that had jsust opened after the Change. The eastern part of the square is still dominated by buildings in art nouveau style, the blocks of flats and shops on the western side were built in the 1960's. The local restaurant "Nürnberger Ei" was replaced in 1994-96 by an egg-shaped apartment-and office building, designed by the architects Burggraf and Dähne ersetzt.

An association () takes care of promoting this tradtional part of the town.

Nürnberger Straße,  main road of the western Südvorstadt, part of the western tangent from the bridge Nossener Brücke to the square Fritz-Foerster-Platz. (B170 in the future). Especially in the area Nürnberger Ei and Budapester Straße very critical because on the North end, set back from the street but close enough a nice couple of blocks of flats, dating back to the first period of rebuilt after the war. The blocks, which were rebuilt in 1953/54 under guidence of master architect Alfred Palitz were restored in the past years by its owner, the company "Südost-Woba", special emphasis was applied to the court yards, which were designed beautifully.
Nymphenbrunnen / Nymph Fountain

created in 1908 by Bruno Fischer of white marble, stand in the park Bürgerwiese.