The live cams in Radelbeul show you an impressive panorama of the countryside around Dresden. With real-time images, you can check the current weather conditions in the charming wine and garden town and enjoy the picturesque surroundings of Wackerbarth Castle and the Elbe landscape - ideal for planning your trip or simply to experience the view of the vineyards.
The large district town in the Free State of Saxony, Germany, is a suburb of Dresden. It is located between Meissen and the famous cultural city of Dresden and is known above all for its excellent wine, special landscape and hospitality. With over 30,000 inhabitants, it is the most populous and most densely populated town in the district of Meißen and, along with Pirna, Freital and Meißen, is one of the largest medium-sized centers in the Dresden conurbation.
Radebeul is known for its vineyards and the charming combination of culture and nature. The Elbe landscape is perfect for walks and bike rides, while the town's historic villa districts exude a touch of elegance. In addition to the vineyards and the picturesque old town, Radeneul is also famous for its most famous former resident: the author Karl May, one of the most widely read writers in the German language and famous for his adventure novels. In the Karl May Museum, the historic Villa Shatterhand, visitors can gain an insight into the life of the writer and the culture of North American natives. During the annual Karl May Festival, the picturesque Lößnitzgrund is transformed for three days into an adventurous landscape with western camps, settlements, an oriental bazaar and more. The museum also offers adventure tours and more.
Are you still looking for an activity for the whole family? In the former Serkowitz Inn, one of the oldest inns in Lößnitz, the Museum of Lies presents all kinds of wonders and impossibilities. The region is also known for its hospitality and culinary specialties. Would you like to get a first impression of the district town? Use the weather cameras in Radebeul and get live insights into the charming Dresden suburb.
Just outside Dresden, between the vineyards and the Elbe, Radebeul combines wine, culture and nature in a unique way. A highlight of the region is the Lößnitzgrundbahn, a historic narrow-gauge railroad that runs through idyllic landscapes from Radebeul to Moritzburg. The Altkötzschenbroda district delights visitors with its charming half-timbered buildings, small stores and cozy cafés. Its proximity to the Elbe cycle path makes it the ideal starting point for cycling and hiking tours through the picturesque Elbe landscape. The Luther Church in Radebeul offers cultural insights. It is one of the few buildings in the town with visible brickwork and is also known as the "Red Church" due to its characteristic appearance. Other sights such as the Bismarck Tower and the Spitzhaustreppe complete the diverse range of attractions. Wackerbarth Castle is a baroque ensemble surrounded by vineyards and is known for its wine culture and events. Guests can take part in guided tours, taste wines and enjoy the well-tended gardens. With the webcam in Radebeul, you can take a look at the castle and the surrounding vineyards before your visit.
Radebeul lies approx. 113 m above sea level, which is also reflected in the climate. Temperatures tend to be mild, but you can also expect a lot of precipitation. Thanks to the webcams in Radebeul, you can follow the weather in the region live and get a forecast for the coming days. Whether you are planning a sunny day in the vineyards or want to enjoy the view of the Elbe landscape - the real-time images show you the current conditions on site. So nothing stands in the way of an unforgettable stay in the Saxon wine and garden city.
