Why Students and Tourists Love Dresden | Germany's Most Beautiful University Cities Pt.3

With its Church of Our Lady, Zwinger Palace and Semper Opera House, Dresden is one of Germany's top tourist destinations. But what's it like to study here? And where are the coolest bars? DW's Lukas Stege asks at the Technical University, one of Germany's universities of excellence.

00:00 Intro
00:46 Overview: Dresden's Panorama
00:59 Where is Dresden located?
01:08 Why studying in Dresden?
02:14 Technical University of Dresden
03:24 Meeting Kusal Narayana, Nanoelectronics student from India
05:04 Dresden's Old Town with Zwinger, Semper Opera and more
05:36 Frauenkirche, or Church of Our Lady
06:45 SLUB University Library
07:20 Meeting Greta Escalante, International relations student from Ecuador
07:27 Dresden Codex, a Mayan manuscript
08:53 Talking with Greta about studying in Dresden
10:49 Dresden's Neustadt district
11:42 Hebeda's bar

CREDITS:
Report: Lukas Stege, Kerstin Schmidt
Camera: Holm Weber
Editing: Marvin Stamer
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[BritainiaNumberOne]

impressive reconstruction! I hope they restore the rest of the old buildings in Dresden! :)

[hoangannguyen]

I'm leaving in Dresden for almost 5 years and I can tell you guys, that Dresden is the most liveable city in Germany in my opinion, especially for student.

[amiralikokabi]

Such a relief to see this video as an arriving student. Thank you so much for creating this video and alleviating a big part of the stress.

[H]

Just been there with my wife and my parents. Lovely place, easily in my top 3 places to visit in Germany. We love Dresden!

[jerrymiller]

I was there for a weekend while it was still part of East Germany. I visited that church for example. It was an overgrown field with a few large blocks visible and a chain link fence around it. It is amazing how much they have managed to rebuild in thirty some years

[wenceslarsleauxdegrance]

Loving Dresden!!! 😍😍😍
❤Mr. Lukas Stege and his team interview the most fascinating and engaging young people in this universities series.

[juliasengl]

Super! I spent a month in Dresden last year in order to do an internship at the Uniklinikum. I have the best memories <3
Greetings from Brazil!

[abjeh]

Thanks. Been visiting Dresden from the UK for the last 10 years over Christmas and honestly didn't know about the Codex at the university library. Will have to see this next time.

[GUTOMOFFICIAL]

Oh really! Very informative and international!

[Imran-lc]

Student live is best of all the time! Being student everyone enjoy alot. Class, bar, sport, biking, chilling witb friends, almost everything is enjoyable!

[mrpeel]

Interesting that the engineering guy never goes out, yet the humanities lady treats herself to the joys of Dresden!

[kattengat]

I always wanted to see Dresden as I heard they rebuilt some of it. While very nice, it’s just a few buildings.

[afjo]

1:47 Breaking news, if you live in another country, you have to learn the respective language 😂
It’s always the Indians who don’t wanna learn the language and never interact with the locals

[varunnikam]

i am Studying at TUD and living in dresden

[eliteintelectual.]

No sabía que hablaban español en Dresden.

[AustinthGenTexan]

I wonder how many old buildings survived the bombing in World War II ?
🤔

[valerinenkov]

I love it because germans and white Europeans are majority:)))) you barely meet so many oriental representatives

[Grenadier]

Imagine how beautiful Dresden would be if the allies hadn't firrbombed it to help the Soviets advance.

[quaityboi]

I felt lost, this is a German travel show but they speak Spanish. I hope that Lukas interviewed Greta in Deutsch since she is studying in Germany.