Webcam Dresden Elbe River Live Stream
Over 7 million tourists visit Saxony's regional capital Dresden every year.
Experience why this is through the earthTV cam with the best Dresden webcam view from the Bilderberg Bellevue Hotel onto the River Elbe and famous Frauenkirche.
With the livestreams, time-lapses and weather clips from this travel cam you can virtually explore some of the most famous land-marks of Dresden in walking distance of the Bellevue Hotel. From the Königsufer Elbe riverside of Dresden new Town, over the Augustusbrücke (Augustus Bridge) with the Brühlsche Terrasse (Brühl's Terrace) in the background to Dresden Old Town with the Semperoper, the Zwinger Palace, Frauenkirche and the Saxony State Parliament.
Your can reach Dresden in only 2 hours both from Germany‘s capital city Berlin, as well as from Czech Republics‘s capital city Prague.
Experience why this is through the earthTV cam with the best Dresden webcam view from the Bilderberg Bellevue Hotel onto the River Elbe and famous Frauenkirche.
With the livestreams, time-lapses and weather clips from this travel cam you can virtually explore some of the most famous land-marks of Dresden in walking distance of the Bellevue Hotel. From the Königsufer Elbe riverside of Dresden new Town, over the Augustusbrücke (Augustus Bridge) with the Brühlsche Terrasse (Brühl's Terrace) in the background to Dresden Old Town with the Semperoper, the Zwinger Palace, Frauenkirche and the Saxony State Parliament.
Your can reach Dresden in only 2 hours both from Germany‘s capital city Berlin, as well as from Czech Republics‘s capital city Prague.
The panoramic weather cam is installed on the roof of the Bilderberg Bellevue Hotel, famous not only for its rooms with perfect views of Dresden, but is also one of the very few baroque-style buildings survived the near-total destruction of Dresden during World War II.
First installed by earthTV in 2002 this live camera is one of the first livestreaming city cams in Germany, exclusively for broadcasting on the television program “Welt Live” (The World Live) aired on Germanys first 24 News Channel n-tv (later continued on BBC World).
First installed by earthTV in 2002 this live camera is one of the first livestreaming city cams in Germany, exclusively for broadcasting on the television program “Welt Live” (The World Live) aired on Germanys first 24 News Channel n-tv (later continued on BBC World).
