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Wallot Chapel, Johannisfriedhof – Tolkewitz Waterworks loop from Tolkewitz

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Germany
Saxony

Wallot Chapel, Johannisfriedhof – Tolkewitz Waterworks loop from Tolkewitz

Easy

10

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Wallot Chapel, Johannisfriedhof – Tolkewitz Waterworks loop from Tolkewitz

00:55

3.63km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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After 38 m for 112 m

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1

615 m

Tolkewitz School Campus (Former Straßenbahnhof Tolkewitz)

Highlight • Structure

"The Tolkewitz tram station (also Tolkewitz depot) was a tram depot in the Tolkewitz district of Dresden, which housed the main workshop of the Dresden transport company. - de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stra%C3%9Fenbahnhof_Tolkewitz

The school campus extends on both sides of Kipsdorfer Straße. To the north the school buildings, to the south the sports facilities. A few building fronts and a covered segment are still present in the schoolyard.
The administration building with the distinctive bay window has been retained on the corner of Schömilchstrasse.

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1.62 km

Dresdner Christstollen® is only made in around 100 bakeries and confectioneries in and around Dresden. Each bakery has its own refinement in its preparation. And you can taste it too! #justrightwiththeseal

Here you can experience the real Dresdner Stollen pleasure:

Ullrich Show Bakery

Schandauer Str. 79

01277 Dresden

baeckerei-ullrich.com

Enjoy your meal! ⭐

Find out more about the Dresdner Stollen Protection Association, discover all the Stollen bakeries or order a real Dresdner Christstollen® to your home: dresdnerstollen.com/de/schutzverband/stollenbaecker

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2.21 km

Dresdner Christstollen® is only made in around 100 bakeries and confectioneries in and around Dresden. Each bakery has its own refinement in its preparation. And you can taste it too! #justrightwiththeseal

Here you can experience the real Dresdner Stollen pleasure:

Konditorei & Café Gradel
Wehlener Str. 28
01279 Dresden
gradel.com


Enjoy your meal! ⭐

Find out more about the Dresdner Stollen Protection Association, discover all the Stollen bakeries or order a real Dresdner Christstollen® to your home: dresdnerstollen.com/de/schutzverband/stollenbaecker

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2.32 km

Wallot Chapel, Johannisfriedhof

Highlight • Religious Site

The building complex forms the representative center of the cemetery, which was voted the most beautiful cemetery in Germany in 2011.

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2.97 km

Tolkewitz Waterworks

Highlight • Monument

The beautiful, historic Tolkewitz hydroelectric power station is one of the two waterworks in the city of Dresden. Built between 1896 and 1898, it now supplies almost 20 percent of the drinking water needed in Dresden. The daily capacity is around 35,000 cubic meters.
The Tolkewitz waterworks regularly offers guided tours for visitors, during which the impressive water treatment technology and the history of the waterworks are explained.

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3.19 km

One of around 100,000 war memorials in Germany. Since the wars of liberation at the beginning of the 19th century, such memorials have been erected for the fallen. On the one hand, they are intended to comfort the relatives, and on the other hand, they are intended to be a memorial for peace.

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3.35 km

Bethlehem Church Dresden-Tolkewitz

Highlight • Religious Site

The Bethlehem Church in the Dresden district of Tolkewitz, built in 1950/51, is one of three churches in the Dresden-Blasewitz parish. Built to a design by Wolfgang Rauda and Fritz Steudtner, it was the first new church in East Germany after the Second World War. The church, in the style of homeland protection architecture, is characterized by its functional design as a hall church with a side tower. The pulpit, altar and baptismal font were made of sandstone from Saxon Switzerland.

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3.63 km

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2.50 km

671 m

429 m

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3.07 km

275 m

177 m

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