Taxi Alternative Berlin And Dresden

Book a premium taxi alternative between Berlin and Dresden for a comfortable and private journey from the German capital. Let an experienced professional take care of your travel plans, so you can simply relax in the backseat or catch up on a few emails. Whether you're in Dresden for business, leisure, or a little of both, a private transfer from Berlin is the most comfortable way to travel. Avoid navigating crowded platforms, delays, strikes, or cancellations when you book a Blacklane direct from Berlin Brandenburg Airport to Dresden. Your chauffeur will meet you directly in the Arrivals hall with a personalised sign so you can get you on the road in minutes. Plus, Blacklane offers a 1 hour complimentary waiting time in case you are delayed upon landing at the airport.

Booking our City-to-City rides as an alternative to flights, trains, or car rentals means avoiding the crowds and staying safe on your long-distance journey. Instead of enduring long lines and multiple interactions before you even hit the road, you just enjoy the comfort of a private transfer in a top-of-the-line vehicle.

During World War II, the German city of Dresden was completely destroyed during the fighting. As a result the city was almost entirely rebuilt, and today is sometimes referred to as "The Florence of the Elbe." Visit the city's three most famous resurrected landmarks; the Baroque Zwinger Palace, Semperoper opera house, and the Church of Our Lady. If you have an evening in the city make sure you enjoy a stein or two of traditional German beers overlooking the Elbe. Alternatively, if you need a taxi alternative from Dresden to Berlin, book a Blacklane to get you to the German capital well-rested and ready to explore. Take a stroll down Under den Linden to see the famous Brandenburger Tor, Tiergarten, and TV Tower before enjoying some of Berlin’s famous atmosphere and nightlife. Blacklane runs a number of long distance routes in Germany, including:

• Between Munich and Stuttgart
• Between Berlin and Leipzig
• Between Cologne and Dusseldorf
• Between Frankfurt and Nuremberg