Dresden

E37454

capital of a German state city

Dresden is a historic cultural and economic center in eastern Germany, renowned for its baroque architecture, art collections, and reconstruction after World War II.

Aliases (4)

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	capital of a German state → city →
administrativeDivision	urban district →
area	approximately 328 square kilometers →
capitalOf	Free State of Saxony →
climate	oceanic climate →
coordinateLatitude	51.0500 N →
coordinateLongitude	13.7373 E →
country	Germany →
firstMentioned	1206 →
formerStatus	residence city of the Electors of Saxony → residence city of the Kings of Saxony →
foundedIn	12th century →
hasAirport	Dresden Airport →
hasLandmark	Brühl's Terrace → Dresden Castle → Frauenkirche → Semperoper → Zwinger Palace →
hasMuseum	Albertinum → Green Vault → Old Masters Picture Gallery →
hasRailwayStation	Dresden Hauptbahnhof → Dresden-Neustadt station →
hasRiverCrossing	Blue Wonder bridge →
hasSubdivisions	Altstadt → Neustadt →
hasUniversity	Technische Universität Dresden →
historicalRegion	Upper Saxony →
knownFor	art collections → baroque architecture → reconstruction after World War II →
locatedIn	Saxony → eastern Germany →
locatedOnRiver	Elbe →
nickname	Florence on the Elbe →
officialLanguage	German →
partOf	European Union → Federal Republic of Germany →
population	approximately 560000 →
postalCodeRange	01067–01328 →
timeZone	Central European Time →
timeZoneDST	Central European Summer Time →
twinCity	Coventry → Florence → Saint Petersburg → Wrocław →
underwent	extensive postwar reconstruction →
vehicleRegistrationCode	DD →
war	World War II →
wasHeavilyBombedIn	February 1945 →

Referenced by (34)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Hamburg → Skopje → Strasbourg → Strasbourg → Wrocław →	twinCity
Caspar David Friedrich → Emer de Vattel → Hans Modrow → Robert Schumann →	residence
Caspar David Friedrich → Friedrich Paulus ("Dresden, East Germany") → Leopold Blaschka →	placeOfDeath
Emer de Vattel → Hans Modrow →	workLocation
Leopold Blaschka →	basedIn
Saxony →	capital
Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window →	city
Saxony →	contains
William West Durant ("Dresden, Germany (schooling)") →	educatedAt
Elbe →	flowsThrough
Duke of Saxony →	hasCapitalHistorically
Dresden uprising of 1849 →	hasLocation
Germany →	hasMajorCity
Görlitz →	hasRailConnectionTo
German Aerospace Center →	hasResearchCenterIn
Saxony →	historicalCapital
Friedrich Paulus →	laterLivedIn
Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister →	locatedIn
Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister ("Innere Altstadt, Dresden") →	locatedInOldTown
Leopold Blaschka →	notableCollectionLocation
Gerhard Richter →	placeOfBirth
Book of Concord →	placeOfPublication
Dresden–Werdau railway ("Dresden metropolitan area") →	serves
Coventry →	twinTown