Panometer Museum in Dresden: photos, reviews

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The Panometer is the youngest museum in Dresden. It was opened in 2006. Until then, the building stood as an abandoned mansion for a whole thirty years.

Today, a large-scale panorama is recreated here, narrating about the Baroque era from 1695 to 1760. The creator of the exhibition was the renowned architect Yadigar Azizi, whose genius brought to life such monumental works as "Amazonia," "Everest," and "Ancient Rome in the 4th century."

Currently, any visitor to the "Panometer" can observe Azizi's work from a height of 15 meters on a special platform located on the inner circumference. Special binoculars are available to allow attention to every detail of the panorama.

The exhibition presented is considered private and does not belong to state collections.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Dresden-Reick

Train station 500 m walk

Dresden Nätherstraße

Bus stop 39 m walk

Dresden Gasanstaltstraße

Bus stop 353 m walk

Dresden S-Bahnhof Reick

Bus stop 503 m walk

Liebstädter Straße

Tram stop 525 m walk

4.7

based on 6,195 reviews

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4.7/5 6,195 reviews

Christine Becker

Sehr informativ. Man fühlt sich fast wie im Amazonas

Antoan Dimitrov

Amazon jungle exposition. A really cool sound s and panoramic view which offers you a day passing trough night experience.

N M (Nm)

Waren inzwischen 4x hier in unterschiedlichen Ausstellungen. Immer wieder sehenswert

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Panometer Museum in Dresden

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