Most oversea passengers flying to or from Germany travel via Frankfurt am Main (FRA), one of Europe’s biggest airports, but Munich (MUC) and Düsseldorf (DUS) are also popular German international hubs. Other major German airports are in Berlin, Cologne/Bonn and Stuttgart.

Dresden (DRS) has its own airport with a permanent connection to Frankfurt (4 times a day) and Munich (2 times a day). At least for guests arriving from outside Europe connecting flights via Frankfurt or Munich should be the first option. Alternatively, Dresden is accessible within less than two hours by train, car or bus from the airports of Berlin and Leipzig. You will our welcome desks at the Dresden airport and the central station of the city.

Furthermore, it is possible to travel by plane via Prague (PRG) (Czech Republic). Please bear in mind that there is no direct connection from the airport Prague to Dresden. Therefore, transfer from Prague airport to the City of Prague is necessary. 

Travelling between the Dresden’s airport and city center is an easy 20–30-minute journey by train, taxi or bus. For further information, please visit Dresden Airport.

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