Located in Dresden, the ancient German city, Zwinger Palace is a world-famous Baroque architectural work. It was built in 1709 and its predecessor was a square surrounded by wooden structures, used as a place of celebration for the Saxon royal family to hold various competitions and court games. In the era of the "Strong" Auguste, in order to decorate the building, many sculptors created a large number of unparalleled sculptures, which are still one of the most important places of interest in Dresden, the capital of Saxony. The most popular attraction for photographers in the Zwinger Palace is the Palace Gate. Elements of the ancient Greek and Roman period, as well as the iconic elements of the Italian Baroque period, adorned the tower. Next to the wall pavilion is the fairy bath. It is one of the finest Baroque fountains in Germany. The interior of the Zwinger Palace was also turned into a museum. The Semper Gallery is still the most important collection of paintings from the world during the Renaissance to the Baroque period. One of the most famous works is Raphael's "The Sistine Madonna."