[Translate to English:] Kleiner Ballsaal

Ansicht eines Saales mit Kronleuchtern
© Andreas Hummel

Small Ballroom

The Small Ballroom at the Residenzschloss Dresden (Royal Palace) measures 120 square metres. It was originally constructed to the designs of court architect Bernhard Krüger, a pupil of Gottfried Semper, between 1865 and 1868.

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Der Kleine Ballsaal im Residenzschloss Dresden | Tag des offenen Denkmals 2021

[Translate to English:] Ballsaal

Located on the second floor of the Georgenbau, it boasted enchanting views over the Stallhof (Stable Yard) towards the Frauenkirche. Decorated with gold leaf, marble and stucco, the room was an outstanding example of Historicism, while fine ornaments, music-playing putti and flower children added a festive atmosphere. It was the most important construction project undertaken by King Johann in the Palace. In 1945 the ballroom was almost completely destroyed, but it is now being faithfully restored by Sächsisches Immobilien- und Baumanagement Dresden in collaboration with numerous craftsmen from Saxony.

Kleiner Ballsaal im Residenzschloss Dresden
© SKD, Foto: David Brandt
Kleiner Ballsaal im Residenzschloss Dresden

[Translate to English:] Impressionen

[Translate to English:] Weitere Ausstellungen

Further Exhibitions

Grünes Gewölbe

in Residenzschloss

Münzkabinett

in Residenzschloss

Münzen, Medaillen und Orden

Kupferstich-Kabinett

in Residenzschloss

Portrait eines Mannes mit Hut und Vollbart

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