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Directly to the west of Dresden lies the large district town of Radebeul, through which a historic vineyard landscape stretches at altitudes between 70 and 212 metres. The region has been an important part of Saxon culture for 850 years and extends far beyond Radebeul. The cultural landscape is now a listed site and still produces high-quality grapes for Saxony’s famous wines. Its numerous hiking trails are considered the most popular in the Dresden area and are highly recommended. In addition to the wineries, there have also been cellars for almost 200 years, which demonstrate the art of sparkling wine production.
If you decide to spend a day in the Radebeul wine region, you can, of course, expect more than just a long walk. You can visit the Schloss Wackerbarth winery, which is famous for its wines and sparkling wines. Visiting other wineries and cellars is also worthwhile.
Those interested in astronomy are also welcome to visit the Radebeul Observatory to observe the night sky and enjoy the view there after dark.
Radebeul, the city of wine, hosts an annual autumn and wine festival lasting several days and attracting thousands of visitors. Experience a unique atmosphere where culinary delights are combined with artistic performances of music and theatre. The best wines of the region are presented to the public during these days, and at the many different stands, you are guaranteed to discover the perfect wine for your taste. Look forward to a great atmosphere and unforgettable moments.
North of Meissen lies a picturesque vineyard landscape, home to Saxony's oldest private winery: the Proschwitz Winery and Castle. This traditional estate, which once belonged to the bishop, is still known today for its high-quality wines that reflect the uniqueness of the region. A tasting is definitely a must for every wine lover.
In the Castle's stylish wine bar, you have the opportunity to taste various wines, as well as brandies and sparkling wines, while enjoying the breathtaking view of the Elbe Valley. Special events and concerts are regularly held at the Castle, making your visit an unforgettable experience. The surrounding area also invites you to take long walks through the vineyards, where you can experience nature and the unique atmosphere up close. You can also enjoy a bottle of these excellent wines at our hotel and convince yourself of the quality of the Proschwitz winery.
Wine festival dates for 2025:
5–7 September 2025, Weinböhla Wine Street Festival
13–14 September 2025, Federweißer Festival at Wackerbarth Castle
13–14 September 2025, Federweißermeile in Diesbar-Seußlitz
13–14 September 2025, Pirna Wine Festival and Retter Play
19–21 September 2025, Pesterwitz Wine Festival
19–21 September 2025, Autumn and Wine Festival in Radebeul
19–21 September 2025, Meissen Wine Festival
3–5 October 2025, Electoral Vineyard Festival at Hoflößnitz