Radebeul

Radebeul is a huge district city within the Free State of Saxony. It is the most populous and densely populated metropolis inside the district of Meissen and is one in every of the largest middle centers within the metropolitan region of Dresden next to Pirna, Freital and Meissen. With around 34,000 inhabitants on 26 square kilometers Radebeul has the 4th biggest population density of all Saxon communities, to Leipzig, Dresden and Heidenau.

The wine, villa and garden metropolis with its eight ancient village facilities and two villa quarters is located along the old Postchaussee among the previous royal capital Dresden and the former bishopric in Meissen and among the Elbe in the south and the vineyards inside the north. These vineyards form the vineyard Grosslage Lossnitz within the homonymous panorama. The Lossnitz turned into settled on archaeological finds after past due. From the period of string ceramics Late Neolithic, around 2200 BC to 2000 BC, there are first lines of settlement on Radebeuler and Niederlossnitzer vicinity. In Serkowitz a cremation field from the Early Bronze Age 2000 BC to 1600 BC changed into found.