Dresden is the capital city of the German state
of Saxony. It is situated along the River Elbe.
The area was settled in the late 12th century and early growth is associated with the eastward expansion of Germanic peoples. In 1806, Dresden became the capital of the Kingdom of Saxony established by Napoleon. Dresden is one of the most visited cities in Germany.
Mike and Alina explored Dresden on Aug 30, 2016.

Nuremberg is the second-largest city
of the German federal state of Bavaria. It first was mentioned in 1050 as a location of Imperial Castle. The city lies about 170 kilometres north of Munich. Nuremberg was the site of major Nazi rallies, and it provided the site for the Nuremberg trials.
Efim and Anna visited Nuremberg on Oct 3, 2010.

Zwinger Museum, 1728; Sophienstrsse.
Burnt in 1849; Rebuilt in 1850.
Damaged in 1945, Restored in 1963

1/2. Courtyard Pillar Torchiere.

2/2. Staircase Pillar Lamp Post.

Dresden

Armory in Dresden Castle; Taschenberg, 2.
15th century, rebiult in baroque style in 1901.
Sconce at the main Entrance.

Dresden

Lamp Post along Schloss Strasse.

Dresden

Opera House; Theaterplatz, 2.
Built in 1841, restored after fire in 1869.

1/2. Torchieres at the Stairs and near the Theatre .

2/2. Driveway Lamp Post.

Dresden

Topfelstrasse, 1
Wall Mount Light around the building.

Nuremberg

Hauptmarkt, Nuremberg Market Square
Lamp Post around the Square.