Kunsthofpassage

The art of Kunsthofpassage is beautiful and unique. It's great that you can stroll around and enjoy it while you shop and dine. Of course, the coolest sites you cannot miss are the blue-walled pipe building and the giraffe eating the side of a building!

Outdoor murals have long added much-needed color and character to city neighborhoods. I would recommend Kunsthofpassage in particular for several reasons.

First, these works are a refreshing departure from your typical wall murals in that they are all textured in one way or another. The blue wall is an obvious favorite, and I imagine that would be a particular delight if you happen to catch visiting it in the rain.

Second, the outer Neustadt neighborhood is a lively area away from the tourist crowds of the old city. The old city is great for its grandeur and history but that's not where the life of the city is.

Finally, if you stop to dine at Lila Sossa, a lovely little restaurant nestled into these courtyards, you'll be rewarded. Their tapas-style offerings are thoughtful and delicious.

Kunsthofpassage offers lovely neighbourhood with some crazy art works. It isn't so big. But there get it unique charm. It got couple cafes inside, that the visitor can sit down and enjoy the artworks. It also got some design shops inside, if you want to buy something from here. Try not to visit this place on Sunday. Cuz they will be closed on this day.

I found the idea of this place very similar with the Hackscher Markt in Berlin. But of course Hackscher Markt is a bit bigger and more historical. Here wasn't as big as I imagined. But I really like those crazy artworks on the wall. And in the shops I also saw some interesting stuff.

The thing is the place isn't really close to the city center. If you only got really limited time in Dresden. I suggested you can visit other places first. But it is a great place just have a great coffee and enjoy the day.