Frauenkirche

The Frauenkirche is now done with the rebuilding, it just looks great. It is a special atmosphere in there. It is huge inside and with a lot of gold.

The Dresden Frauenkirche is now completely rebuilt after its destruction in the notorious air raids of February 1945. It had dominated the skyline of Dresden for 200 years until then - and now its dome does so again. It is a masterpiece of reconstruction, as beautiful inside as it is impressive outside, with a golden orb and cross surmounting the dome donated by the Dresden Trust of the UK. N.B. The picture you are featuring is of the Frauenkirche in Munich, not Dresden!

Overall your review was helpful. But you do need to change the view of Munich to one of Dresden. To translate Frauenkirche as women's church doesn't work either. As in Munich, it is a dedication to the Blessed Virgin. In English therefore - Our Lady's or some such. The rebuilding of that church is as important to Dresden as the rebuilding of St Paul's would have been for London. Dresden is a wonderful place to visit, even with, or perhaps especially because of all the sadness associated with 13 February 1945. The view of the Old City from the train, going from Nuestadt to the main station is breath taking. The galleries and museums are well worth a day or two. This city deserves our attention.