What you'll hear inside Zwinger:

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  Dresden Porcelain Collection

  One of the world's most extensive porcelain collections, housing over 20,000 pieces of Chinese, Japanese (Imari, Kakiemon) and Meissen porcelain assembled by Augustus the Strong.

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  Mathematical-Physical Salon

  The Salón Matemático-Físico at Dresden's Zwinger houses a remarkable collection of scientific instruments spanning the 16th to 19th centuries.

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  Glockenspielpavillon (Pabellón del Carrillón)

  The Glockenspielpavillon is a distinctive feature of the Zwinger complex in Dresden.

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  Wall Pavilion

  The Wallpavillon is one of the baroque pavilions within Dresden's Zwinger complex, distinguished by its semicircular design crowned with a domed roof adorned with sculptures and elaborate stuccowork.

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  French Pavilion

  The French Pavilion (Französischer Pavillon) is one of the baroque pavilions within Dresden's Zwinger complex.

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  Semper Gallery

  The Sempergalerie closes off the Zwinger complex towards Theaterplatz and the River Elbe, added in the 19th century by architect Gottfried Semper.

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  Grotto Hall

  The Grottensaal, or Grotto Hall, is a distinctive chamber within Dresden's Zwinger complex.

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  Crown Gate Passage

  The Passage of the Crown Gate is an interior corridor running through the ground floor of the Kronentor, distinguished by a semicircular arch flanked by two pairs of columns with sculptured niches.

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  Upper Floor Open Vestibule

  The upper storey loggia of the Kronentor is a striking open gallery, framed by freestanding columns on all four sides.

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  Sculptural Niches (Vulcan, Bacchus, Ceres, Pomona)

  The sculptural niches of the Kronentor house four allegorical figures positioned on either side of the central passage: Vulcan and Bacchus face the moat, whilst Ceres and Pomona overlook the…

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  Nymphs' Bath

  Courtyard with a baroque fountain and statues of nymphs and tritons by the Rampart Pavilion.