[ Sept.2015 ] From Moritzburg Castle in Saxony in Germany, we took a taxi to get to Radeburg.
This town is the last stop of the steam locomotive train, but the train was not so frequent.
After arriving in Radeburg, we went to a hotel restaurant, which the taxi driver had recommended.
It was one of those local restaurants that foreigners might not have been to and we communicated with the young woman using gestures.
I chose from the menu by pure guesswork and an ox tongue dish was served, which was good.
They seem to eat tongue quite often around here.
While we were eating, I checked the guide book and realised I had made a mistake.
The town which is famous for wine production with some museums was not Radeburg, but Radebeul, which was the first station of the steam train.
Well, this kind of waste would happen when you are travelling on your own…
So we just walked around this small peaceful town and came back to Dresden by bus.
