Grunes Gewolbe

The well known Grünes Gewölbe in Dresden is a one of a kind notable exhibition hall that contains the biggest gathering of fortunes in Europe. Established by Augustus the Strong in 1723, it includes a rich assortment of shows from the Baroque to Classicism. A sound guide goes with guests today as they stroll through the eight rooms of the Treasury of Augustus the Strong, which intentionally foregoes exhibition hall style engravings and along these lines makes the place all the more bona fide to understanding.

Indeed, even the names of the individual rooms vouch for the estimation of the showed objects: From the Amber Cabinet to the neighboring Ivory Room and on to the White Silver Room and the Silver-plated Room. Spread over more than 200 square meters is the Pretiosensaal, where other than the overlaid vessels made of valuable stones and valuable regular materials, for example, ostrich eggs, and mountain precious stones, the pictures of the balloters of Saxony hang, who once obtained these fortunes.