The former brewery, Feldschlösschen-Stammhaus offers authentic German flavors coupled with freshly brewed ales. A special feature is that each sort of beer comes with its own individual menu, with fish dishes to accompany lighter beers and sausages to accompany the darker beers. Visitors can marvel at the copper beer vats and take a guided tour around the next-door Beer Museum every Monday. This single site accommodates several people with varied interests - for history buffs, it emphasizes history of brewing in Germany, for food-lovers, it serves gastronomic delights, so delicious that you just have to return and for beer connoisseurs it is truly a haven with splendid brews like Feldschlösschen Pilsner aboard. All in all, Feldschlösschen makes for an interesting visit.

Bautzner Tor is a fun pub that serves up it's own range of brews at very affordable rates. This bar has a lively vibe, with conversation flowing freely over glasses of beer; even among strangers. Some of their brews include Lenins Hanf, Hecht Alt and Elbhang Rot among several others. Patrons can also enjoy a hearty meal here, and live music and DJ nights are a regular feature at this local bar. The little patio seating is good for some people watching, or to have a street party perhaps.

Tucked away in Äußere Neustadt, this microbrewery is truly a hidden gem. Located on Schönbrunnstraße, Neustädter Hausbrauerei is best known for it's brewed miracles like Bio-Neustadt Hell, which is one of very few organic beers in Saxony. Apart from bio-beer, numerous other ales and ciders, like Neustädter Dresden Cider and Neustädter Elbhang Rot, are also brewed on site. Informative guided tours are a part of the visit, they also have enlightening seminars on brewing quite regularly. For those of you who support experiential learning than just the theory, tasting is a big part of the visit, of course. Check their website for upcoming events and more information.

Brauhaus am Waldschlösschen is happiness in the form of beer! Brauhaus am Waldschlösschen is one of the oldest breweries in the country. Its dark beer and wheat beer are stuff of legends and can be savored to the full in the rustic cellar or out in the beer garden, which also boasts great views of the city. Besides the brewery, visitors can also sit at the restaurant and savor in some food while washing it down with some of the finest beers. There is live music every evening apart from Sundays. The meals are good and filling.

This multi-purpose venue is one of the most sought after places in the North of Dresden. When your taste-buds yearn for some delectable gourmet food, Schloss Wackerbarth - Gasthaus is the place to go in Radebeul. The restaurant here serves fresh produce of the season and the chef's preparations are scrumptious to the max. Exquisite wine from the local vineyard or chilled champagne complete the whole experience of a never-to-forget gourmet meal. The wine-tours and wine-tasting events only add to the charm of this place. They also offer their huge space for various private events, get-togethers as well as business meetings and conferences. Check out the website for detailed information on all their services.