Dresden Panometer
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Opening hours
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Weather for today
19°C
Moderate rain
Today
13 — 18°C
Tue
13 — 22°C
Wed
13 — 22°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
05:25
Sunset
20:57
Max wind
16.9 km/h
Uv Index
0.3
Description
Dresden Panometer is a unique museum housed in a former gasometer in the Reick district of Dresden.
This remarkable place presents impressive panoramic paintings by Yadegar Asisi, which reach 27 meters in height and more than 100 meters in circumference. The '360°' panoramas depict Dresden in different historical periods - the baroque city of 1756 and the destroyed city after World War II in 1945.
Light installations, music and sound effects create a realistic experience that transports visitors back in time. An elevated viewing platform provides a true-to-scale perspective, while an accompanying exhibition and multimedia materials provide additional historical context.
Reviews
★4.7
Mohammad Asa4 months agoNot always the same show is there. I visited the Amazon show by Yadegar Azizi. I enjoyed how deeply I felt being at Amazon.
I wished we could also feel a bit the Amazon’s weather.
Marcio Medeirosa year agoThe 360 degree view of the city is very interesting with tons of details that if you aren’t paying attention you might miss. Even during the transitions between day and night you get to see some details that were otherwise hidden.
At the end there was a small exhibition that shows what was left of the city after the bombing at the end of WW2. It’s amazing to see how most of it was destroyed and then rebuilt in the following decades.
Marius SG2 years agoAn unusual exhibition in a unique location - for those interested in how Dresden's architecture and spirit have been shaped throughout history, "Baroque" is definitely worth a visit.
However, to enjoy the exhibition, you must be prepared to read the text on the walls/stands (or take an audio guide, as mentioned in other reviews?), otherwise it will be difficult to get much out of it.Related categories
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