Karl May Bar

Dresden

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Karl May Bar

Karl May Bar is filled with American Old West memorabilia, since the famous writer Karl May wrote most of his books about that time and part of the word. The Karl May Bar pays tribute through not only its decor, but also via serving some of the best cocktails of Dresden - from Flying Kangaroo to Singapore Sling, the choice is yours!

Useful Information

Address: Taschenberg 3, Dresden
Phone: +49 351 49 120
More Info: www.kempinski.com/en/dresden/hotel-taschenbergpalais/dining/karl-may-bar
Opening House: Mon-Sun 6pm-2am
More Info: Located in Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski

Bars & Nightlife

No matter what your fancy is, Dresden has it. From swanky cocktail bars to traditional German pubs offering some of the best beers in the world: from superb wine establishments in historical surroundings to traditional Irish pubs, from romantic hang-outs on the slopes of the Elbe to alternative-style drinking venues in wacky Neustadt. Dresden has built up a reputation as one of the best party cities in Germany with a flurry of different clubs, playing all kinds of music ranging from salsa and R&B to techno and house. Party animals simply won’t leave this city disappointed.

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Red Rooster

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Schießhaus

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Showboxx

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Katy's Garage

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Karl May Bar

Karl May Bar is filled with American Old West memorabilia, since the famous writer Karl May wrote most of his books about that time and part of the word. The Karl May Bar pays tribute through not only its decor, but also via serving some of the best cocktails of Dresden - from Flying …

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