Public transport in Dresden is well organized and it was therefore no problem that our hotel was quite far from the center. We have made ample use of the card. The last day was a Sunday and because it was raining quite a lot and our train home didn't leave until 1 am, we took refuge in a random tram, quiet and dry. Drove to the end point, took a short walk there and back to the center. That way we still saw something of the city before dark and we didn't have to spend all the time in cafes.

The card would be perfect if you could print it yourself. This is how we have a voucher that is redeemed for DCC in the center! cities. So you have to get there anyway. So we either leave the car in a paid parking lot in the city (5Euro / day) or in the P + R car park and buy a public transport ticket to get to the center (2.7Euro / h / person). But when you have this card, it rocks: D

I would have liked to have given 5 stars for the Saxon steamship, which the trip itself deserved 100%. But I also had a negative experience that messed up my wife and I's planned day. Since we were fortunate enough to get to the steamer info early to exchange the voucher. First of all, I can tell you that the voucher no longer has to be exchanged for a ticket. Worse was that the ride at 12 o'clock hadn't been bookable or offered for 2 months. Luckily, the organizer booked us for the 2 p.m. ride. As a result, the framework for the rest of the day was of course exceeded and some planned visits could not be carried out and could not be postponed to the next day. Due to Corona, the museums are closed on some days and only at certain times