List of buildings in Dresden

In the history of the city of Dresden there have been several hundred thousand different individual structures over the centuries. This list of buildings in Dresden only presents a few examples. A detailed representation of the structures is not possible here. More can be found in the articles Dresden and on the categorization .

Sacred buildings

→ Main articles : List of sacred buildings in Dresden  and list of cemeteries in Dresden

Profane structures

Cultural institutions

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	Semper Opera	1977 to 1986	Gottfried Semper	Neo-renaissance	Opera and music
	Remarks: The Semper Opera House, which was destroyed in 1945, was reconstructed according to the original plans
	Kennel	1710 to 1733 (1847 to 1854)	Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann ( Gottfried Semper )	Dresden Baroque ( Neo-Renaissance )	Museums and collections
	Palace of Culture	1966 to 1969	Wolfgang Hänsch	Modern	Culture and Congress Center
	Comments: The building bears the listed mural " The Path of the Red Flag "
	Country house	1770 to 1776	-	Baroque	museum
	Remarks: Original meeting place of the state estate; recently, controversial, supplemented by contemporary architecture
	Albertinum	1884 to 1887	Carl Adolph Canzler	Neoclassicism	museum
	Remarks: The old Dresden armory was replaced by a largely new museum building under King Albert
	Japanese palace	1715 (1727 to 1733)	Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann	Late baroque / classicism	museum
	Remarks: The name goes back to the Chinese- fashionable roof
	German Hygiene Museum	1927 to 1930	Wilhelm Circle	Reform architecture	museum
	Rundkino Dresden	1972	-	Modern	movie theater
	Ufa crystal palace	1997 to 1999	Office Coop Himmelb (l) au	Deconstructivism	movie theater
	SLUB Dresden	1999 to 2002	Laurids Ortner and Manfred Ortner	Postmodern	State Library

Historical buildings

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style
	Georgenbau and gate	1530 to 1535	Bastian Kramer u. a. later	Renaissance
	Remarks: Part of the Dresden Residenzschloss
	Stable yard	1586 to 1588	Giovanni Maria Nosseni and Paul Buchner	Renaissance
	Remarks: Part of the Dresden Residenzschloss
	Prince procession	1904 to 1907	-	-
	Remarks: Part of the Dresden Residenzschloss ; Meissen porcelain tiles

State institutions

(Building with executive , legislative or judicial institutions of the Free State of Saxony)

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	Saxon State Parliament	1928 to 1931 (1991 to 1993)	- ( Peter Kulka )	Bauhaus ( Classical Modern )	Landtag / Parliament
	Comments: The old part of the house was built in the New Objectivity style by 1931 and was supplemented with quotes from Mies van der Rohe in a classic and modern way from 1991 to 1993
	Saxon State Chancellery	1900 to 1904	Heinrich Tscharmann u. a.	historicism	Government building
	Main State Archive Dresden	1912 to 1915	Karl Ottomar Reichelt a . a.	-	Government archive
	Higher Regional Court of Dresden	1901 to 1906	Paul Wallot	historicism	Justice building (originally Ständehaus )
	Log cabin	1732 to 1737	Zacharias Longuelune et al. a.	Classicist baroque	Various institutions in the country
	Remarks: Located at the entrance to the Augustus Bridge, the building was originally a customs house

Urban buildings

(Building for administrative and supply facilities as well as municipal political bodies of the city of Dresden)

The following is a purely exemplary list.

With regard to municipal administration, see the list of town halls in Dresden .

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	new town hall	1905 to 1910	Karl Roth et al. a.	-	City Council / City Administration
	Comments: Reconstructed from 1948 onwards, plenary hall added from 1962 to 1965. The town hall tower is over 100 meters high (including the town hall man) the tallest structure in Dresden's old town
	Dresden town house	1922 to 1923	Ludwig Wirth	expressionism	City Administration, City District Office Old Town; the only expressionist building in Dresden
	Town hall Cotta	1899 to 1901	Reinhold Voretzsch	Historicism and Art Nouveau	City District Office Cotta
	Striesen fire station	1906	Hans Erlwein a . a.	Art Nouveau	fire Department
	Sparkassenhaus Dresden	1914	Hans Erlwein a . a.	Neo-baroque	Ostsächsische Sparkasse Dresden
	Saloppe waterworks	1871 to 1875	Theodor Friedrich and Bernhard Salbach	-	Industrial water supply
	Comments: Oldest waterworks in Dresden; put out of service

Traffic structures

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	Dresden Central Station	1892 to 1898 (2000 to 2008)	Arwed Rossbach u. a. ( Norman Foster )	historicism	railway station
	Remarks: The station building was renovated between 2000 and 2007 according to plans by Norman Foster and supplemented with contemporary additions
	Dresden-Neustadt train station	1898 to 1901	-	historicism	railway station

See also: List of Elbe crossings in Dresden

Sculptures, sculptures and fountains

image	Surname	Construction year	Architect / sculptor	style	Commemoration / honor / purpose
	Golden rider	1732 to 1734	Ludwig Wiedemann	Baroque	Elector Friedrich August I as King of Poland on the way to Warsaw
	Cholera fountain	1846	Gottfried Semper / Franz Schwarz	Neo-Gothic	Preservation of Dresden from cholera
	Dolphin fountain	1846	Johann Gottfried Knöffler or Pierre Coudray	Baroque	Decoration on the Brühl terrace
	Moritz monument	1555	Hans Walther	Renaissance	Transition of the Electorate of Moritz in August 1553
	Artesian fountain on Albertplatz	1906	Hans Erlwein	historicism	Originally drinking water fountain
	Fountain of Neptune	1741 to 1744	Zacharias Longuelune / Lorenzo Mattielli	Baroque	Fountain in the Palais Brühl-Marcolini

See also: List of fountains and water features in Dresden

Industrial buildings

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	Yenidze	1908 to 1909	Martin Hammitzsch	historicism	office building
	Remarks: Built as a cigarette factory in the style of a mosque for advertising purposes. An office building after renovation.
	United AG cigarette machine factory	1910	-	Art Nouveau	mechanical engineering
	Jasmatzi cigarette factory	1912	William Lossow and Max Hans Kühne	historicism	Tobacco Factory
	Dresden mill	1912 to 1914	William Lossow and Max Hans Kühne	Industrial architecture	Mill
	Fluid machine plant Dresden	1956 to 1957	-	Modern	-
	Transparent manufactory	1999 to 2002	Gunter Henn	Modern industrial architecture	Volkswagen automobile factory
	Nossener Brücke thermal power station	1995	-	Modern industrial architecture	Thermal power station of DREWAG

Business and office buildings

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	Facility
	Fire insurance company	1899	Oswald Haene	Neo-baroque	office building
	Skyscraper on Albertplatz	1929	Hermann Paulick	Modern	Office and commercial buildings
	World Trade Center Dresden	1993 to 1996	Nietz Prasch & Siegl	Modern	Office and commercial buildings; Cultural institutions
	Convention center	2001 to 2004	Storch Ehlers Partner Architects	Postmodern	Congress and event building

Sports facilities

image	Surname	Construction year	architect	style	sport
	Rudolf Harbig Stadium	2007–2009 1951 (previous stadium)	Beyer + Partner Architects	-	Football and athletics stadium (32,000 spectators)
	Heinz Steyer Stadium	1919	-	-	Football and athletics stadium (24,000 spectators)
	EnergieVerbund Arena sponsored by EnergieVerbund Dresden	2005-2007	-	-	Ice and ball sports hall (4012 spectators)
	Ball Sports Arena Dresden	2015-2017	-	-	Ball sports hall (3000 spectators)
	Margon Arena after sponsor Margonwasser	1998	-	-	Ball sports hall (3000 spectators)

See also

• List of baroque buildings in Dresden
• List of hospitals in Dresden
• List of museums in Dresden
• Dresden buildings on German postage stamps
• List of castles and palaces in Dresden