Villa Wollner, Heritage monument in Wachwitz, Dresden, Germany.
Villa Wollner is a spacious private residence on a sunny slope above the Elbe in Wachwitz. The building includes four event spaces on the ground floor, a winter garden, five guest rooms, broad terraces, and a landscaped garden with a pond.
The villa underwent major renovation in 1908 under architect Wilhelm Kreis and became one of the largest private villas in Saxony. The reconstruction gave the building its current spacious form with expansive rooms.
The villa functions today as a venue for seminars and conferences that shape local community life. Visitors experience the interplay between learning and society within a private setting.
The property sits on a southwest-facing slope overlooking the Elbe and the river valley, making it easily visible and reachable. The elevated location allows visitors to enjoy views while attending events or exploring the grounds.
The name Wollner comes from the original owner family, reflecting the long connection between the villa and its local story. This continuity makes the building a witness to Dresden's welfare and residential culture in the early 20th century.
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