Accommodation
Bco Congresos has been designated as the official housing agency for the DG-GT 2025 Annual Meeting
Explore all the accommodation options we offer and take advantage of preferential rates!
For reservations of 5 or more rooms, please contact Bco Congresos directly for conditions and availability.
Contact email: dggthotels@bcocongresos.com
or by phone: +34 938 823 878
Important note:
Please be aware of fake websites and unauthorized agencies that position themselves as official agencies.
We recommend using the official accommodation agency, Bco Congresos, to reserve your accommodation for the DG-GT 2025 Annual Meeting.
Venue
Deutsches Hygiene-Museum
Lingnerplatz 1
01069 Dresden
The Deutsches Hygiene-Museum was established in 1912, in the climate of general reform that permeated many sectors of society after the turn of the century. At the time, “hygiene” was understood in a broad sense as an expression of progress and modernity – in health care and urban development, at work and at leisure, or in sports and personal cleanliness. Accordingly, “hygiene” was the catchword for a society that was organised based on scientific findings; one that would enable both individuals and whole sections of the populace to lead a healthy life. Thanks to the exhibitions it held on these topics, the museum played a key role in the democratisation of education and health, especially during the Weimar Republic. To this day, the name “Deutsches Hygiene-Museum” is still linked to that particular nuance of meaning behind the term “hygiene
Just a 15 minutes walk from the Frauenkirche in the Dresden city centre!
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Address & Directions
The Deutsches Hygiene-Museum is easily accessible by all means of transportation. When planning your visit, please consider which environmentally friendly journey best suits your needs - because sustainability in the cultural sector is also a question of visitor mobility.
On foot
The Frauenkirche in the city center is an important landmark for most tourist visitors to Dresden. From this landmark, you can reach the museum on foot in just 15 minutes.
A little tip: the museum is located right next to the Grosser Garten, Dresden's green lung. Attractions in the Great Garden include the park railroad or a boat trip on Lake Carola, the Transparent Factory, Dresden Zoo, the Botanical Gardens, the baroque palace dating back to 1679 and, of course, the numerous beer gardens.
By bike
The museum is very easy to reach by bike from all directions. Bicycles can be safely locked up directly in front of the building. In Dresden you have the option of renting bikes via the Nextbike app. More information about renting bikes can be found here.
By tram
Line 1 / 2 / 4/ 12 to stop "Deutsches Hygiene-Museum", approx. 400 meters
Line 10 / 13 to stop "Georg-Arnhold-Bad/Deutsches Hygiene-Museum"; approx. 250 meters
By train
From the main station, take streetcar line 10 in the direction of Striesen to the stop "Georg-Arnhold-Bad/Deutsches Hygiene-Museum"; approx. 250 meters
By car / By coach
From the direction of Chemnitz/Leipzig (A4/E40) via the highway exit Dresden Altstadt in the direction of VW-Manufaktur and Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion. Paid and disabled parking spaces as well as coach parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity.
Coming from Berlin (A13/E55), take the Dresden Hellerau exit in the direction of the city center and Pirnaischer Platz. Paid and disabled parking spaces as well as coach parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity.