Saxony Region History

a city to visit if you want to learn about the german history and the time qhen it was still divided.

I 've visited Dresden a few years after the Berlin Wall had fallen. The East of Europe, once past the former wall, had a very grey and depressing impact on my teenage mind. Dresden however gave me a feeling of being home again: what a beatyfull city, full of history and warmth! So vivid and different from the rest of Eastern Germany. I definately want to go back there!!!

The most exciting place in history... I grew up there... in reality there is nothing there to see. a few fields, abandoned farms and sheds and a handful of neatly painted houses.

Best city in the whole world :-)
This city combines culture on every level, Nightlife with a lot of variations and the sightseeing factor is enourmous. You can find so much history there that you need weeks to explore all and the nightlife is amazing - a lot of Clubs, Bars, Cafe, and more and more and more ...

Bautzen is well-known for its prison which was one of the biggest and well known in the east german sector after the 2nd world war.
it was a prison for those who were against the government/the system at this time.
there you can see how the they tortured those prisoners and what happened to the after it.
it´s a museum where you can learn something about the east german history between 1949 and 1989.
if you have the chance - go there and see what communism really means.