Dresden Train Station
#23
Joined: Jan 2007
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How long are you staying in Dresden - if only a night I'd consider leaving heavy luggage in a train station locker and take the essentials on foot to the hotel - for large suitcases however you may have to use the manual left-luggage counter.
I always have suitcases with wheels and have literally walked miles effortlessly - wheels are essential to me if taking trains too - lots of longish walks in train stations - up and down stairs, etc.
Two large and presumably heavy suitcases will be a burden on trains - even heaving them into perhaps already overcrowded overhead luggage racks can be hard.
Pack light and use wheels!
I always have suitcases with wheels and have literally walked miles effortlessly - wheels are essential to me if taking trains too - lots of longish walks in train stations - up and down stairs, etc.
Two large and presumably heavy suitcases will be a burden on trains - even heaving them into perhaps already overcrowded overhead luggage racks can be hard.
Pack light and use wheels!
#24
Joined: Feb 2003
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We walked from the train station to the NH Dresden Altmarkt hotel with a couple of roll-aboards and our carry-ons. It was easier than we anticipated, as most of the way is a pedestrianized shopping zone. However, we're avid walkers... YMMV.
Enjoy Dresden & Prague!
Enjoy Dresden & Prague!
#27
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There are two main train stations in Dresden - well two large stations but really one one Hauptbahnhof - but the other station on the other side of the river may be served by your train before you hit the Hbs - and I've found this station a lot less hectic than Hbf - could be easier to get taxis and may be just as close to your hotel (not sure where that is).





