What you'll hear inside Pillnitz Palace:

• 1
  Wasserpalais (Palacio del Agua)

  The Wasserpalais stands as the centrepiece of Pillnitz Palace, rising directly from the banks of the River Elbe.

• 2
  Berg Palace

  The Bergpalais forms part of Schloss Pillnitz, one of two principal Baroque structures built between 1722 and 1723 on the slope overlooking the interior garden.

• 3
  Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museo de Artes y Oficios)

  The Kunstgewerbemuseum occupies the Baroque Bergpalais and Wasserpalais buildings within Pillnitz Castle, showcasing an extensive collection of decorative arts spanning the 13th to 20th centuries.

• 4
  Schlossmuseum (Museo del Palacio)

  The Schlossmuseum occupies the Neues Palais and charts the history of this former summer residence of the Saxon royal family.

• 5
  Royal Kitchen (Königliche Küche)

  The Königliche Küche (Royal Kitchen) is a reconstructed historic space within the Neues Palais at Schloss Pillnitz.

• 6
  English Pavilion

  The Pabellón Inglés is a neoclassical structure set beside a pond within the English garden of Pillnitz Park.

• 7
  Chinese Pavilion

  The Chinese Pavilion stands at the northern edge of Pillnitz Park, a modest structure built in 1804.

• 8
  Palmenhaus

  The Palmenhaus sits within Pillnitz's expansive 28-hectare palace grounds in Dresden.

• 9
  Pillnitz Camellia

  Camellia over 250 years old, the oldest north of the Alps, with a mobile glasshouse.