From , the Albertinum remained closed due to extensive renovation work and the construction of a new depot and workshop building.

the new permanent exhibition of the Galerie Neue Meister will reopen.

She was property of Saxony and after that owned by the GDR.

After the Second World War the catholic part was renamed to St. Martin and the surrounding little towns used it because their own churches were mostly destroyed during the war. The right part was used over many years and a book depot of the county library and the Phonotheque.

After the change the church was restored carefully, sponsored by a private investor. The catholic and evangelical church share today the smaller left part, the right part was used 2004/2005 from the Puppet Theatre Collection (now in the Jägerhof).

Die unter dem Einfluss der Gartenstadtbewegung entstandene Anlage gehört heute zur Wohnungsgenossenschaft Aufbau.

On 09.12.2006 Asis Factory opened in a small gas tank her Panorama Project 1756 Dresden, the term Panometer was coined for the memory used in this way.. Shown is the Baroque Dresden in 1756 from the tower of the Hofkirche.

For the further history of the small memory see Panometer.

Within the memorial landscape, the Münchner Platz Dresden Memorial is one of the places with a “double” past. She deals with the political criminal justice system and its victims in the building complex on Münchner Platz during the National Socialist dictatorship, the Soviet occupation period and the early GDR. Until the end of 1956, when the GDR judiciary had the last death sentence carried out at Münchner Platz, it was known as the Royal Saxon Regional Court in 1907 The building opened was used as a court, detention center and execution site.

After the destruction in 1945 the building was rebuilt in 1955/60 and extesively improved in 1988/92. In the Eastern part of the ground floor is the Armoury and the other parts of the building the Old Masters Picture Gallery.

After another seven-year general renovation and the associated partial closure of the gallery, the Old Masters Picture Gallery was reopened.

The collection also includes an extensive assortment of Italian, Dutch, French, Spanish, Flamish and German pieces.

During the Second World War, all the paintings were relocated and remained intact. After the end of the war, the pictures came to the former Soviet Union, but were returned in 1957/58 together with art treasures from other museums in what was then the GDR.

Nevertheless the building stands up for its very own self-confidence in a well-balanced equilibrium between modern unornamental assembly and low-key reminders of classical figuration elements.

The current city arms of Dresden see there.

In the Middle Ages, the Jewish pond was located at this point, which was built in the middle of the 16th century. was also called a pipe pond. An orphanage was built here in 1764 and an associated church in 1777/80. The site of the pond, which was filled in in 1849, was named Dohnaischer Platz in 1861. In 1866 the new Kreuzschule was inaugurated here, in 1871 the grain monument was built and the square itself was renamed Georgplatz in honor of the later king.

Since the war's destruction, only the Körner monument remains as a reminder of the space, which was taken over in 1971 and added to what was then Leningrader Strasse . The renaming took place in 1990.

In 1835 the tanning community was combined with three other communities to form the Wilsdruffer Vorstadt.

The head of the monument was discovered in 1991 in a garden in Blasewitz,
it is now in the Stadtmuseum.

As of 2023, this has largely been achieved, the only thing missing is the Hotel Stadt Rom.

In 2009, the society expanded its objective beyond the Neumarkt area and has since then advocated "preservation and reconstruction the historical evidence of architecture and urban development that characterizes the cityscape Dresden Inner Old Town and Inner New Town. "

Almost 200 years later, the city wants to redevelop the area that belongs to it in accordance with a city council resolution. The likely investor in the entire district VI is Prisco and his partners. However, it is not planned to rebuild the old Gewandhaus, but rather to modernize the area. to build. The GHND is attacking these plans. She advocates the development of the Neumarkt in accordance with the situation in 1945 and not any previous period or building sequence. ().
The winners of the competition for the new building planned at this location as an art gallery were the Stuttgart architects Cheret and Bozic. In April 2008, the City Council decided to suspend development of the area for at least 10 years. In June 2010 he decided with a majority of 39 votes to leave this area undeveloped.

Today the Green Gewandhaus with its geometric tree plantings is reminiscent of the volume of the earlier building. The fountain with the stone edge marks the former city fortifications. On the floor, stone cloth panels symbolize the weaves and ornamentation of different regions. This conveys the special character of the place as a space for culture and exchange.

2. The new Gewandhaus was built in 1768-70 on today's Ringstraße by Johann Friedrich Knöbel was built in the Baroque style as the first significant new building after the Seven Years' War. There were originally also meat shops on the ground floor. After its destruction in 1945, it was rebuilt as a hotel from 1964 to 1966. The back side was closed with a modern part of the building, and the Dinglingerhaus 2. Hoffounnen installed.

Initially closed after reunification, the building has been used as a 5-star hotel by the Radisson SAS group since 1997, after further renovation. officially under the name Radisson Blu Gewandhaus Hotel since 2009.

The hotel was closed, extensively renovated and reopened as a five-star Seaside Hotels hotel.

The space in front of the building, which has been undeveloped since the Second World War, will be redeveloped from 2023, which will no longer allow a clear view of the main facade.

The latest addition is a Swedish company called GP Plastindustri GmbH, which produces plastic closures for TetraPak.

After 1933, the development around Hepkeplatz to the north was no longer designed in the Bauhaus style with flat floors, which was frowned upon during the Nazi era, but in the “Heimat style”. built with hipped roofs.

After Phaeton production was stopped, the location was rebuilt. to the Volkswagen brand electric Golf was produced. Since the VW ID.3 has been assembled in the Transparent Factory,

The operation of the CarGoTram was stopped .

The factory on the northern outskirts of the city was built in 1997/98 as a subsidiary of AMD Inc. under the name AMD Saxony Limited Liability Company & Co.KG based on plans by AMA Alfonso Mercurio Architetti, ATP Achammer Tritthart & Partner.

It was considered one of the most successful American projects in Germany in the 1990s and was at the same time one of the most important large-scale settlements in Dresden after the fall of the Wall with around 3,000 employees.

In October 2008, AMD¹⁾ and ATIC²⁾ announced the establishment of a new semiconductor manufacturing company. Globalfoundries took over AMD Saxony's manufacturing facilities in Dresden: the Fab 36 and the Fab 38 (originally Fab 30). They have been managed under Fab 1, Module 1 and 2 since the incorporation of additional plants in Singapore in 2010. An extension is currently being built called Fab 1, Annex.

Due to the newly added 10,000 m² of clean room space, the number of employees increased from around 2,700 to 3,100. By the end of 2012, a total of 80,000 wafers were being manufactured per month on a total area of 52,000 m².

There are currently plans to build the Globus market between Hamburger and Bremer Straße to settle. There is also resistance to this location among parts of the population.

2. on the Neustadt bank of the Elbe near the garden of the Japanese Palace. The small pavilion designed in 1938 by
Paul Wolf was destroyed in 1945, rebuilt in 1990 and a carillon was placed on the roof.

The house was built in 1910 after plans of the building masters Hartung und Dutzmann in the architecture language affecting Hans Erlwein style, functioned until 1945 according to its regulation. After the war first provisional seat of the federal state parliament, it served it up to the Change as house of the NVA.

After two years of renovation, the Gohliser windmill was opened on September 9, 2007 as a technical museum and restaurant. Next to the mill there is a beer garden that has been popular with users of the Elbe Cycle Path for years.

By changing the facade in the spirit of the Neo-Renaissance with cornices and pilasters, a successful 19th century intervention was achieved on Neumarkt in connection with the Neumarkt 4 house opposite. Destroyed in 1945 and later demolished, it was rebuilt in 2005/06 with a historic facade.

In 2015, the almost 200-year-old traditional restaurant was closed and the building was then - supplemented by new buildings — converted into condominiums.

The street, which was relocated and widened in the 1970s, was part of Köpckestraße until the fall of the Berlin Wall.

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The building of the park started in 1676. On the cross point between the Main and across allee, that connect the middle points on the sides is the baroque Palais im Großen Garten, built in 1678-83 by Johann Georg Starcke. The pleasure castle was used as museum of ancient times and thepark area around it was designed firstin French and later in english style. Around the palais was a group of orinianly 8 so called Cavaliers houses built, 5 of them are still preserved.In the nabouring palais lake is a large fountain.

The surrounding park was designed first in the French, then in the English style. The flower beds at the palace, which are redesigned every year, as well as the nearby dahlia garden in late summer, are extremely worth seeing.

There are two famous restaurants in the Grosser Garten (Carolaschlößchen und Torwirtschaft), a Puppet theatre and the open air theatre "Junge Garde".

The large pike was mainly used on line 11 with its relatively large gradient to Bühlau.
The Little Hecht was developed for less frequented lines. For example, it ran on the former line 2 Schlachthof - Loschwitz, Calberlastraße.

The values come from an Excel table for large residential areas with over 1000 inhabitants after completion in Germany, which is from www.machmaplazda.com is offered for download.

To the east of Münchner Platz you will primarily find group houses from the reform building period, to the west those from the 1920s to 1950s. The compact area in the bottom right corner is the TU site.

The "founder and trade center Großenhainer Straße"
[Pieschen] resulted to 2002/03 from revitalization of an earlier industrial building. That last fallow lying complex was established 1938-1940 for the armaments industry and used after 1945 over 50 years as pressure and publishing house house.

The both centers for regional promotion of economy development small and centralconstant enterprises are operated of the DGH Dresdner Gewerbehofgesellschaft mbH (Dresden trade center company ltd.)

The Green Vault was again-opened in the historical rooms of the castle, the actual historical Green the Gewölbe was solemnly opened somewhat later .

, the historic part of the Green Vault was broken into. Eleven objects, parts of two other pieces and diamond-studded skirt buttons were stolen from a display case in the jewelry room. The “Saxon White”, a white diamond weighing 48 carats, was also lost. As a result of investigations by the police and the Dresden public prosecutor's office, charges were brought against six members of the Arab-Lebanese Remmo clan on September 9, 2021. After agreements between the defendants' defense attorneys and the Dresden public prosecutor's office, police officers were able to secure a significant portion of the stolen objects. 31 objects were secured, but the epaulette with the “Saxon White” and the “Large Breast Bow of Queen Amalie Auguste” are still missing.

The majority of residents and tourists surveyed by the GHND want this house to be rebuilt, and the GHND itself also adheres to the dimensions of the house A new building adapted to the Gutbierschen house is conceivable.

A new building has now been built with proportions adapted to the history, However, a few meters east of the historical location, as the Kulturpalast overlays the former Galeriestrasse.

(see also Special page railway stations)

Since the beginning of the production in the Gläserne Manufaktur in 2001, a modern freight tram transports all spare parts between the freight train station Friedrichstadt and the factory. Usually the trains go via the raod Wilsdruffer Straße, but they can also be diverted along the ring road.
The 5-part-wagons are 59.40 m long and have a transport volume of 214 m³, the max weight is 150 t.

With the end of Phaeton production in the Glaeserne-Manufaktur, also became The operation of the freight tram stopped. The two trains ran around 500 times a year between Friedrichstadt and the manufactory.