NATURE AND CULTURE ARE CLOSE TO REACH!
Camping Pirna
The Saxon-Bohemian Switzerland attracts hiking and climbing enthusiasts to its famous, characteristic landscape for adventure and discovery tours. Historic old towns promise amazement in museums, culinary diversity and colorful promenade walks.
Explore Pirna’s ancient streets with its magnificent town houses, small shops, cafés and restaurants or follow the Elbe for a day trip to Dresden. Old masters, Baroque buildings, trendy neighborhoods and cultural events promise a city flair and cultural diversity for every taste.
PIRNA
Experience Culture
Just a couple of miles from the campsite is Pirna’s old town, a place steeped in history and equally remarkable for its architecture. The old town squares look the same as they did centuries ago. Take a stroll through the winding streets of the medieval town centre and take part in various festivals, events and activities.
DRESDEN
Baroque meets trendy neighborhoods
Are you in the mood for art and culture? Just over 12 miles northwest of Camping Pirna lies the capital of Saxony, Dresden.
Experience a metropolis that offers Baroque sensuality and modern lifestyle with such fascinating buildings as the Frauenkirche church, the Zwinger palatial complex and the Semperoper opera house, built by Gottfried Semper, which is one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world.
In the evening, why not go on a discovery tour in the historic Neustadt, or “New Town”, with its countless restaurants and bars. 30 stages, 40 museums, 50 galleries, as well as a dozen cinemas, clubs and discotheques provide a diverse cultural program.
THE ELBE SANDSTONE MOUNTAINS
Camping near Saxon Switzerland
Enjoy the breathtaking panorama of the Elbe valley from the famous Bastei rock formation or the Koenigstein fortress. When looking down the wild, romantic Amselgrund valley, visitors can spot the Amselsee reservoir and the Rathen Open Air Stage. Here, on Europe’s most beautiful natural stage, theatre company Landesbühnen Sachsen perform from May to September.
PRAGUE
A Thousand Years of History
Take a stroll across the famous Charles Bridge or experience a piece of culture on Europe’s leading opera stage at Prague’s State Opera House. A must-see for all fans of castles is the Prague Castle complex, with its palaces, churches, gardens and fortifications that are all over a thousand years old.