Square
Lunch on the bench at the playground overlooking the market square.
Lunch on the bench at the playground overlooking the market square.
Outside the Frauenkirche – Church of Our Lady – bombed to rubble in WWII but resurrected in 2005.
Sitting amongst the white columns and running away from the black and white walls and riding past the largest porcelain mural in the world – 102m long – The Procession of Princes.
It was the first time that one of the boys asked me what the cake was meant to be… but they were very happy with the funnels, wheels and bumpers even though they couldn’t quite understand why I hadn’t baked the cake…
Maps out and “back to the drawing board” as the bridge in Dresden that we wanted to go over is blocked by the festival celebrations
This colourful wall mural caught our eye as we headed towards the train station.
The old gas works has been turned into an amazing piece of circular artwork that surrounds and embraces you from daylight to darkness depicting Leipzig in 1813 after Napoleon left the city. The boys were most astounded by all the fires burning and made sure they ranked them all.