Category:Dresden Castle

**Dresden Castle**
	castle in Dresden, Germany
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Instance of	château; museum; royal palace;
Part of	Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden;
Location	Dresden, Saxony, Germany
Street address	Taschenberg 2, 01067 Dresden;
Located on street	Schloßstraße; Schloßplatz; Sophienstraße;
Architectural style	Renaissance;
Connects with	Gebäudebrücke zwischen Schloss und Taschenbergpalais; Sachgesamtheit: Residenzschloss Dresden;
Architect	Johann Christoph Knöffel; Wolf Caspar von Klengel; Giovanni Maria Nosseni; Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann; Christian Friedrich Exner; Julius Heinrich Schwarz; Johann Georg Starcke;
Commissioned by	Augustus, Elector of Saxony; Johann Georg I, Elector of Saxony; John George III of Saxony; Friedrich August I of Saxony; Augustus II the Strong; John George II, Elector of Saxony; Maurice of Saxony; Christian I, Elector of Saxony; Prince Francis Xavier of Saxony;
Owned by	Saxony;
Occupant	Kupferstich-Kabinett Dresden; Münzkabinett;
Heritage designation	heritage monument in Saxony;
Inception	1899;
Adjacent building	Georgentor;
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	51° 03′ 10″ N, 13° 44′ 13″ E
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	Q167314; VIAF ID: 192426449; GND ID: 4256724-5; Library of Congress authority ID: nr2002004151; NORAF ID: 90368321; NUKAT ID: n2006052207; BabelNet ID: 03293970n; Structurae structure ID: 20016209; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 5764
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Deutsch: Das Dresdner Schloss war das Residenzschloss der sächsischen Kurfürsten (1547–1806) und Könige (1806–1918). Es ist eines der ältesten Bauwerke Dresdens; alle Stilrichtungen von Romanik bis Historismus haben ihre Spuren an dem Bauwerk hinterlassen. Es beherbergt heute vier Museen.

English: Dresden Castle is one of the oldest buildings in Dresden and has been the residence of the Electors (1547–1806) and Kings (1806–1918) of Saxony. One of the properties of the castle is the multitude of styles, from Romanesque to Baroque. Today it houses four museums.