Welcome to Saxony's wine region!

The winemaking centre of Radebeul is steeped in tradition. It has close connections with a number of wineries, mountain lodges and summer houses. The idiosyncratic charm of the local landscape was once a magnet for artists and scientists alike. The author Karl May wrote his works in Radebeul. The naturopath Friedrich Eduard Bilz founded a health spa with wave machine here, which locals and guests still enjoy today.
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Opening hours
The house is open

7.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m.

The reception is open

7.00 a.m. - 10.00 a.m.

4.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.

Check-in

4.00 p.m. - 7.30 p.m.

4.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Prices 2020

B&B from Half board from Full board from
€ 23.50 € 30.00 € 35.50

Locations & directions

The Youth Hostel is located on a quiet side road in the Weintraube district.

The Youth Hostel has 79 beds, most of them in four to six-bed rooms, a dining room, a club room and an outdoor area with a room for ball games, a barbecue area, table tennis and 2 teepees

Room Floor space
Max. number of participants
  • cinema
    cinema
  • parliament
    parliament
  • block
    block
  • U-shaped block
    U-shaped block
  • circle
    circle
 Floor Rent per day
Clubraum 1 82 sqm 75 - 44 46 50 1 upon request
Clubraum 2 34 sqm 20 - - - - 1 upon request
Raum "Gräfin Kosel" 28 sqm 15 - - - - GF upon request
Tipi 1 0 sqm 25 - - - - - upon request
Tipi 2 0 sqm 25 - - - - - upon request
Request meeting room
Conference equipment

CD player, DVD player, flip chart, metaplan board, overhead projector, presentation case, screen, stereo system, TV set, video recorder

Room Floor space Height
Max. number of participants
  • Choir
  • Orchestra
 Floor Daylight Rent per day
Clubraum 1 82 sqm 2.8 m 50 - 1 yes upon request
Tipi 1 35 sqm - 15 - - no upon request
Tipi 2 35 sqm - 15 - - no upon request
Clubraum 2 34 sqm 2.8 m 20 - 1 yes upon request
Raum "Gräfin Kosel" 28 sqm 3.0 m 15 - GF yes upon request
Request rehearsal room
Rehearsal room equipment

stereo / PA equipment

Our tips for your stay

The winemaking centre of Radebeul is steeped in tradition. It has close connections with a number of wineries, mountain lodges and summer houses. The idiosyncratic charm of the local landscape was once a magnet for artists and scientists alike. The author Karl May wrote his works in Radebeul. The naturopath Friedrich Eduard Bilz founded a health spa with wave machine here, which locals and guests still enjoy today.
Offering cultural and leisure facilities as well as a broad array of events, Radebeul is a great place to experience culture and nature in equal balance - right on Dresden's doorstep. Moritzburg can be reached via by taking the narrow-gauge railway from Radebeul-Ost to Radeburg. A great public transport network means excursions from Radebeul to the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, "Saxon Switzerland" or the Ore Mountains are no problem at all.

Sightseeing and excursions

  • The winemaking centre of Radebeul is steeped in tradition. It has close connections with a number of wineries, mountain lodges and summer houses. The idiosyncratic charm of the local landscape was once a magnet for artists and scientists alike. The author Karl May wrote his works in Radebeul. The naturopath Friedrich Eduard Bilz founded a health spa with wave machine here, which locals and guests still enjoy today. Offering cultural and leisure facilities as well as a broad array of events, Radebeul is a great place to experience culture and nature in equal balance - right on Dresden's doorstep. Moritzburg can be reached via by taking the narrow-gauge railway from Radebeul-Ost to Radeburg. A great public transport network means excursions from Radebeul to the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, "Saxon Switzerland" or the Ore Mountains are no problem at all. The villa town on the Lössnitz slopes also boasts numerous museums and collections such as the Karl May Museum with the themed "Bärenfett" villa. Today the Hoflössnitz estate is home to a wine museum - the doll collection has been moved to Dresden. The Volkssternwarte ("People's Observatory") with its Planetarium is also worth a visit. Sprawling walking trails lead through the vineyards and sleepy little valleys - providing fantastic views across Dresden and all the way to the ridges of the Ore Mountains.