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Dresden Music Festival 2010: May 19 – June 6, 2010
The annual Dresden Music Festival (Dresdner Musikfestspiele) takes place every May in the German city of Dresden. For two and a half weeks, Dresden comes alive with classical music from some of the world’s top orchestras.
If you are visiting Dresden during the music festival, make sure to book tickets for a concert in one of the city’s most beautiful venues: the beautiful Baroque Frauenkirche.
For die-hard fans of classical music, consider combining your trip to the Dresden Music Festival with a trip to the Prague International Music Festival, which runs on almost the same dates as its German counterpart. Only three hours away by train, Prague makes an easy day or overnight trip from Dresden.
Trains from Dresden to Prague run at 10 minutes past every odd hour throughout peak times of the day.
Two trains depart at the same time every odd hour from Dresden’s Hauptbahnhof; one arrives at Prague’s Hlavni Nadrazi train station, the other at Prague’s Holesovice train station.
The train time from Dresden to Prague takes from 2h08m – 2h28m, depending on which train service you choose.
The cost of a train ticket from Dresden to Prague is 26.30 EUR. Discount tickets from Dresden to Prague are available for 19 EUR.
