Oh yes, looking at this snow is much better from indoors lol It still hasn't stopped, it looks like a Winder Wonderland outside. I took a few more pictures of the trees with snow, beautiful.
The building on the third picture, as well as the fourth, fifth and sixth from the bottom, all belong to "The Zwinger". Here you can see many more pictures of it: http://tinyurl.com/a5pvs4k
These buildings were built by the king some centuries ago around a place to hold festivities, Like weddings and such. Nowadays a lot of museums are in there, for example the famous picture gallery. At the link there is one picture in the third row where you can look at it from above, so you get an idea of the layout.
The two pics with the open space - if you look carefully in the first, you see people walking. That way is parallel to the river Elbe, you also can see a bridge in the background. And the buildings/churches/castles at the left are at the other side of the river. It is a beautiful walk and the main silhouette of Dresden. You can see it better in those pictures when the Doctor visited me, it's the same place: http://dieastra.livejournal.com/39239.html (I work nearby so I had taken those pictures in my lunchbreak)
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Date: 2013-02-24 08:52 am (UTC)The building on the third picture, as well as the fourth, fifth and sixth from the bottom, all belong to "The Zwinger". Here you can see many more pictures of it: http://tinyurl.com/a5pvs4k
These buildings were built by the king some centuries ago around a place to hold festivities, Like weddings and such. Nowadays a lot of museums are in there, for example the famous picture gallery. At the link there is one picture in the third row where you can look at it from above, so you get an idea of the layout.
The two pics with the open space - if you look carefully in the first, you see people walking. That way is parallel to the river Elbe, you also can see a bridge in the background. And the buildings/churches/castles at the left are at the other side of the river. It is a beautiful walk and the main silhouette of Dresden. You can see it better in those pictures when the Doctor visited me, it's the same place: http://dieastra.livejournal.com/39239.html (I work nearby so I had taken those pictures in my lunchbreak)