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The Dresden Schwebebahn (Suspension Railway) is the world's oldest still-operating suspension railway, running since 1901. The 274-meter track climbs from Loschwitz to the hilltop Oberloschwitz station at an incline of up to 40%, offering spectacular Elbe valley views.
The Sächsische Dampfschiffahrt operates the world's oldest and largest fleet of historic paddle steamers on the Elbe River. Nine paddle steamers (some dating to 1879) and several modern motor ships offer scenic cruises between Dresden and Saxon Switzerland.

The Standseilbahn (Funicular Railway) connects the Elbe riverside at Loschwitz with the Weißer Hirsch hilltop district, climbing 95 meters in elevation over a 547-meter track. Built in 1895, it is one of Dresden's most charming heritage transport experiences.