The Charming Street Art of Dresden, Germany
When I first got into Dresden, I had no idea what to expect except that it was located in East Germany and Kurt Vonnegut’s book Slaughterhouse-Five takes place there. Mostly, I’m really glad I went in not knowing what to expect because I was blown away with the street art, both the quantity and the quality of it. I decided the charming street of Dresden, Germany needed a post all of it’s own.
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What do you think of Dresden’s street art? Where in the world is the best street art in your opinion?
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I'm also a freelance writer and creator. You can see my published work here. I've been featured by Impact Travel Alliance as a creative who is transforming travel, and by Matador Network as a vegan travel blogger you should be following on Instagram.
When I'm not writing, I'm traveling, reading a book, trying not to kill my houseplants, worshiping my dog, or having an existential crisis.
You can also reach out to me on Instagram and TikTok.
Want to know more? Here's my full bio.
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Dresden looks so whimsical! Thank you for sharing all those great photos. I visited Dresden a very long time ago, when it was still part of East Germany and I believe fun paintings on the walls were not allowed. I think it looks much prettier now.
Wow, that doorway is incredible!
Uh nice, thx for bring some art around the world 🙂
the doorway is form: evolution art 😉
you can found more of that urban art on Facebook (evolution artone), or the web site (evolution-artone.de)
you can found kaweek there too (if you want to see more, like you wrote on part 2)
(liu quara – kaweek) or on the website as well. (kaweek.de)
Best Reguards