Paulaner’s

Dresden

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Paulaner’s

Described as the ‘Bavarian Embassy in Dresden,’ Paulaner’s serves excellent beers and classic Bavarian food in comfortable surroundings right in the cultural heart of Dresden, offering stunning views of the Castle and the Semper Opera from its romantic beer garden. It is a popular place to meet before or after the opera, though the bar also fills up with party-hungry cocktail lovers at night.

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Address: Taschenberg 3, Dresden
Email: info@paulaners-dresden.de
Phone: +49 351 496 0174
More Info: www.paulaners-dresden.de
Opening House: Mon-Sun 11am-1am
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