Prager Straße

Prager Straße

About

Just like the rest of the city centre, Dresden's busiest shopping street was reduced to rubble in the Second World War. Redesigned and rebuilt between 1965-78, Prager Straße is no longer pretty, but with numerous shops, department stores, hotels and cinemas, life has well and truly returned to the street. Now entirely a pedestrian zone, Prager Straße is a living reminder of Socialist urban planning, although the gigantic statue of Lenin which stood at the southern end of the street was removed after German reunification.

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