Thinking of moving to Dresden? Or just curious what it’s really like to live in Germany’s baroque rebel city? You’re in the right place. In this guide, we break down Dresden’s neighborhoods tier-by-tier — brutally honest, visually rich, and packed with local insights. Whether you're a student, a family, an expat, or just exploring your options, we’ll help you figure out where you should (or shouldn’t) live in 2025. TIER 5: The "Nope" Zone Let’s start from the bottom. These are the areas you might want to avoid unless you have a very specific reason to live there. 🔹 Prohlis Once a major East German prefab zone, Prohlis has a rough reputation, outdated architecture, and limited charm. It’s cheap, yes, but feels isolated. That said, there are renovation efforts underway, so it might look different in a decade. 🔹 Gorbitz Similar vibe to Prohlis. A mix of massive apartment blocks and not much else. It does have tram connections, but nightlife, cafes, or cultural life? Not ...