Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden
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Discover Dresden in style, including free guided tours around major monuments
Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden links 22 stops across Dresden, giving visitors the option of a full loop of around two hours or hopping off to explore before continuing. The ticket also includes three guided walking tours in German around the Fürstenzug, Frauenkirche and Zwinger, plus an evening tour with 12 stops. Onboard commentary is available in 19 languages, with a separate children’s channel in German.
Available Audio Guides
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العربية (Arabic)
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中文 (Chinese)
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Čeština (Czech)
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The Nederlands
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English
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Suomi (Finnish)
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Français (French)
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Deutsch (German)
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Ελληνικά (Greek)
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עברית (Hebrew)
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Magyar (Hungarian)
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Italiano
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日本語 (Japanese)
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Lietuvių (Lithuanian)
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Polski (Polish)
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Português (Portuguese)
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Русский (Russian)
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Español (Spanish)
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Svenska (Swedish)
What's Included
- Access to the hop-on hop-off buses of Dresden
- Access to the evening tour (12 stops, sightseeing and walk), Guard of the Night Watch (German only)
- Audio guide in a range of languages and a kids channel (German only)
- Headsets for the audio guide (the first time you board the bus)
- Access to 3 guided walking tours in German: Fürstenzug, around Frauenkirche, and around Zwinger
What's Not Included
- Admission ticket to venues
Prices and discounts
Opening hours
Meeting Point
View on Google MapsCancellation Policy
Cancellation allowed up to 24 hours before the event.
Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden gives you a city-wide perspective on Dresden’s architecture and cultural landmarks, with the freedom to leave the bus and explore on foot. Use the route to get a sense of the city’s layout before deciding where to spend more time.
A 22-stop route through Dresden
The bus route covers 22 stops, linking many of the city’s major sights. Stay aboard for a full loop of around two hours, or hop off along the way to explore individual areas before continuing by bus. These are two different ways to use the same service: a continuous sightseeing circuit or a journey broken up with stops on foot. Access to Dresden’s hop-on hop-off buses is included in the ticket.
Three guided walks around major monuments
The ticket includes three guided walking tours in German: the Fürstenzug, the area around the Frauenkirche, and the area around the Zwinger. They bring the visit beyond the bus route and focus on specific monuments and their surroundings. The Frauenkirche is a Baroque church destroyed during World War II and later rebuilt; the Zwinger is a Baroque palace housing important art collections. Another landmark covered by the bus tours is the Semperoper, a world-famous opera house dating from the 19th century. Admission to venues is not included, so the guided walks and sightseeing should not be understood as tickets to enter these buildings.
Commentary in 19 languages
The onboard audio guide is available in Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. A separate children’s channel is available in German only. Headsets are provided when you first board the bus, allowing you to follow the commentary as you travel.
An included evening tour
Access to the evening tour adds a further outing to the ticket. It covers 12 stops and combines sightseeing with a walk. The Guard of the Night Watch element is conducted in German only, a distinct language condition from the multilingual onboard audio guide.
Starting point and ticket access
Start at Postplatz / Zwinger – am Kronentor. The service is wheelchair accessible. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions about Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden
It includes access to Dresden’s hop-on hop-off buses, three guided walking tours in German, the evening tour, an audio guide and headsets when you first board.
A full loop takes around two hours. You can also hop off at stops to explore on foot and continue by bus.
The onboard audio guide is available in 19 languages, including English. The children’s channel and the Guard of the Night Watch element of the evening tour are in German only.
No. The ticket covers bus access and the listed tours, but admission to venues is excluded.
The starting point is Postplatz / Zwinger – am Kronentor.
Smartphone tickets are accepted, and the service is wheelchair accessible.
Distributor of "Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden"
Stadtrundfahrt Dresden GmbH