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Bautzner Tor
Probably the last GDR-era dive in Dresden to survive ungentrified, this dimly lit but strangely atmospheric museum piece is a nostalgic blast from the past. Food is definitely wallet-friendly and the excellent beer (cheapest in town) is brewed locally by a guy called Lenin.
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Combo
Laid-back to the point of toppling, this '70s-retro cafe has enormous windows that fold back when the heat is on, 1960s airport furniture and cool dudes serving the party people. DJs take over after dark.
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Karl May Bar
If you came to Dresden to relax in sophisticated, dark wood and red leather club surroundings, do it here. The Wild West murals were inspired by the books of Karl May.
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Sächsische Staatsoper
Dresden is synonymous with opera, and performances at the spectacular Semperoper are brilliant. Tickets are hard to obtain, so plan well ahead or queue for returns.
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Schauspielhaus
Altstadt (Theaterstrasse 2); Neustadt (Glacisstrasse 28). The renowned Staatsschauspiel ensemble plays mostly crowd-pleasers by German playwrights in two venues.
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Stadtoase
Dump 150 tonnes of sand on the banks of the Elbe, erect a bar and beach volleyball court, and invite the city to party all summer long. Yep, that's Stadtoase.
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Puschkin
The eclectic mix of gigs on here means it's worth checking the program, whatever you have on your iPod.
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