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Loschwitz is a lovely borough in Dresden located along hillside slopes north of the River Elbe, known as a prominent wine-growing region since the 11th century. The historic village is home to landmarks such as the Weißer Hirsch quarter, which has housed some of the region's most prominent upper-class citizens throughout its history, including inventor Manfred von Ardenne and Battle of Stalingrad commander Friedrich Paulus. Its beautiful regional church is of historic note, located adjacent to the historic Loschwitz Cemetery. Visitors can dine at the noted 1895 restaurant Luisenhof, which is named in honor of the Crown Princess Luise of Saxony, or ride the Schwebebahn Dresden railway, the world's oldest suspension railway.

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Canaletto’s View Dresden Castle International Dixieland Festival Dresden Semperoper Dresden The Zwinger Palace The Albertinum The Striezelmarkt The Grand Garden of Dresden The Dresden Palace of Culture The Bundeswehr Military History Museum The New Synagogue Dresden Cathedral Loschwitz Loschwitz Bridge The Dresden Frauenkirche Meissen Porcelain Manufactory Kuchen Atelier Coselpalais Restaurant and Grand Cafe Cafe Sperling

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