Old masters are usually considered to be Western European artists who lived and worked before the 18th century. The Dresden Gallery displays 750 works by artists and sculptors of this period. The collection was assembled by German rulers, in particular, the Saxon Electors Augustus II and Augustus III played a major role. The gallery is located in the Zwinger, a grand palace complex built in the Renaissance and late Baroque styles.

Bohemian Switzerland is a truly staggering natural landmark. The landscape covers 700 square kilometres (270 square miles), making it one of Europe’s largest national parks and wildernesses. The park was founded in 2000 and aims to preserve the natural sandstone rock formations dotted across the landscape and the rare flora and fauna growing there.

The Saxon Switzerland National Park, located in the eastern part of Germany, is a stunning landscape of rugged sandstone formations, lush forests and picturesque river valleys. Spanning over 93 square kilometers along the Elbe River, visitors can explore the park’s numerous trails and unique rock formations.