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The northern part of Dresden, also simply referred to as the Neustadt, is the place where lesbians, gays, trans, and queer travelers can find the hip, alternative, and unconventional experience in the Dresden Neustadt. Historical buildings like the castle, Zwinger and Semper Opera, museums as adequately as the city Panorama, for which Dresden is so famous, can b

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