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Private Tours in and around Dresden

Private tours within Dresden: Old Town, New Town, 'Must-Dos in a Day', Food and Wine, or simply we-design-what-you-want tours walking tour Dresden, guided walks, best walking tours Dresden

Dresden Old Town: 2 hrs. 120€
Comprehensive, informative and yet interesting. This classic walking tour of the historical centre with its iconic landmarks is the best way to be introduced to the city!

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Dresden New Town: 2 hrs. 120€
Experience Neustadt- the alternative, bohemian side of Dresden in this walking tour that winds its way through 19th Century streets and hidden courtyards.

Dresden 'Must-Dos' in One Day: 6 hrs. 300€
Combine the tour of the Old Town with the treasures in the museum and then top it off with a cruise down the picturesque Elbe Valley

Dresden Special Tours:  Dresden on Food!, Dresden Storytelling Tour, Dresden Highlights Tour walking tour Dresden

Dresden on Food! 2.5 hours. 120€ (excluding food)
What better way to discover a city than to walk through it while sampling its local food and tasting its regional wine? Reckon with approximately 30€ per person as the cost for food and wine.

Dresden Storytelling Tour. 2 hours. 120€
The history of the city told through its stories. Interesting for everyone, but also easily customized for families with children.

Dresden Highlights: 3 hours. 180€
Combine the tour of the Old Town with a taste of its cultural treasures by adding on a museum of your choice. Either the sumptuous Royal Palace or the Old Masters Picture Gallery

Signature Tours: The Third Reich in Dresden, Cold War and Stasi Tour, The Long Wait for Freedom Tour

The Third Reich in Dresden Tour. 2 hours 130€
Explore Dresden through the lens of the rise and fall of the Third Reich and the ideology of Adolf Hitler. Includes WW2 Dresden. Well researched and comprehensive walking tour Dresden

The Peaceful Revolution in Dresden: 3.5 hrs. 195€
Dresden in the aftermath of WW2. The tour covers the East Germany during the Cold War, life in the German Democratic Republic, and the dramatic events of the Peaceful Revolution of 1989 that brought down the regime and led to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Learn about espionage, surveillance and interrogation during a guided tour of the Stasi Memorial. Tickets to the memorial (6€ per person) and public transport are extra.

Dresden's Long Wait for Freedom: 5 hours. 300€
Only for those deeply interested in the events of those turbulent times. Intense, extensive and satisfying, this tour sweeps through years from 1933 to 1989 and covers the Nazi Era, The Cold War and the events of 1989 ending with a visit to the Stasi Museum. We will talk about human motivations, charisma, political agendas, visions and paranoia. This is my absolute favourite tour and I am always hoping to have guests that enjoy it as much as I do. 

Around Dresden: Choose between medieval towns, pleasure palaces or breathtaking landscapes. Half or full day tours.

Schloss and Park Pillnitz: 3.5 Hours. 185€
The landscaped pleasure gardens of Pillnitz Palace take you back to a time when partying was serious business. We will take public transport to Pillnitz, unless you have your own car, and take a walk through the landscaped gardens and the Palace.

Medieval Meissen: 6 hours. 300€
Quaint medieval town with Germany's oldest residential castle and the manufactory that produces Saxony's 'White Gold'. This is a truly charming excursion. We can take a lunch or coffee break on one of the old inns that has a view of the rooftops of Meissen and sits atop the Castle Hill.

Saxon Switzerland National Park: Day trip. 300€
Invincible fortresses, table mountains, spectacular rock formations and forests straight out of Grimm's fairy tales. At the moment this is not possible.

About Seema


Dresden captured my heart and changed my life the moment I set foot in it on a sunny day in March 2009.
I came here as a tourist only to return to India to pack my bags and bid a heart wrenching goodbye to my family. Dresden's legendary rising- from -the- ashes story resonated with my own and filled me with hope to begin afresh. More than a decade later my fascination and admiration for the city still continues to grow. I look forward to revealing the many sides of this multi-faceted city to you.

I am  licensed as a guide by IHK (The Chamber of Industry & Commerce) for the city of Dresden and have continued to learn so as to deepen my knowledge.  I am qualified to guide in the Royal Palace and New Green Vault, The Old Masters Gallery, Meissen Manufaktur, Schloss and Garden Pillnitz and the Stasi Memorial.

The See My Dresden core team

I have been very fortunate to find colleagues equally passionate about Dresden and about delivering high quality tours. When not running these tours, we are likely to be found researching, reading and developing new ones. This has given rise to a smorgasbord of possible tours for you to choose from. Meet the team!

(l to r) Laura, Karen and Seema

Wolfgang, who saves us when we need an extra (-ordinary) hand
Not our favourite ruler, but the first Saxon King Friedrich August does provide the best meeting point to begin our small group, shared walking tours. He sits on Schlossplatz and we meet in front of his statue. Private tours may begin elsewhere!
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Questions? Email me at saxonybyseema@gmail.com

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