Fine food and fine art are two key ingredients that should be on any modern traveler's itinerary. Get a taste for the latter at New Masters Gallery, where you'll find lots of intriguing pieces to whet your creative appetite.

You'll soon find out why this Altstadt Dresden collection of precious artworks is a hit with travelers. If you're searching for other things to keep you busy, Semper Opera House, Church of Our Lady, and Zwinger Palace are in this area too. They won't take very long to get to from New Masters Gallery.

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