Dresden Airport (code DRS) is located a short distance, from the city center of Dresden. Because of the city’s history with rococo and baroque, the Airport is considered a gateway to ‘jewel box city’ that every visitor wants to experience.

The Airport gives people a chance to visit great historical sites especially those associated with early Christendom. Visitors always have great moment travelling from one site to another either in public shuttles or taxi cabs. For grater enjoyment and convenience, car hire services come in handy.

How to hire a car

Hiring a car is very easy when you land at Dresden airport. You can even book online before you head to Dresden. The firms have automated their operations to allow clients select cars of their choice and even additional services that might be required. Though you can still get a car after landing, most car rental firms prefer working online because it is easy, convenient and faster.

Explore the History of Saxony and Germany

Frauenkirche: If you want to do some exploration as you connect with history, then drive to Frauenkirche, a project finished in mid eighteenth century. The baroque was originally a lovely church but later damaged after bombing in 1945. Ruins of the bombing were used to rebuild it in 1990s and it still holds the original allure.
Catholic Court Church: Visit the Catholic Court Church that was finished in 1750 and stands at the edge of Elbe River. Designed with a long tower of 85.5 meters, the gothic structure is home to over 70 statues, curved pulpit of early eighteenth century, and Ascension Altarpiece of 1750. Besides, a visitor will vaults for different Saxony kings.
400 years old Dresden Castle: The castle was initially used as palace for kings of Saxony. Presently, it is a museum with many collections such as Green Vault, drawings, ivory, jewelry, gold, coins, weapons and armor.
Picturesque Elbe River Banks: Elbe River running through Dresden makes the city looks like two pieces. The riverbank forms a lovely site to synthesize the historical mystics you see in the city. Since the river banks are a short distance from Dresden Airport, visitors can access it easily.
Dresden’s cultural foods: Just like Dresden has a unique history and culture, so are the cuisines. The commonest meal here is meat with vinegar and spices served with potato soup. Other local delicacies include Eierschecke; a cuisine prepared using raisins and cheese. One can start tasting these cuisines even at Dresden airport to start enjoying the culture of Saxony. If you select the right car hire company, you will get even more information and help to explore this great city.