The Old City Hall dates back to the 14th century and remains one of the most impressive Renaissance buildings in Germany. Read more.
Make sure to take a picture of the beautiful baroque-style "Old stock exchange" building. Today it is used for cultural events. Read more.
Don´t miss one of Europe´s most speciose zoo and spend a whole day with the family. Read more.
Don´t miss Leipzig zoo´s newest attraction. This large theme area will have you wander through dense rainforest. Read more.
The "Museum of Musical Instruments" hosts a great collection of European instruments from the 16th to the 20th century as well as a large selection of instruments from Asia, Africa and America. Read more.
St. Thomas Church is home of the St. Thomas Boys Choir and a place of musical creativity. It is also the final resting place of the famous St. Thomas Cantor, Johann Sebastian Bach. Read more.
Visit the house where the famous German poet Friedrich Schiller stayed in 1785. Read more.
Coffee has been served here since 1711 and it´s Germany´s oldest coffee house. Don´t miss to visit the museum! Read more.
This Russian church commemorates the 22.000 Russian soldiers who fell during the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig in 1813.
The "Monument to the Battle of the Nations" commemorates the Battle of the Nations and Napoleon's defeat in Leipzig in 1813. Read more.
Centrally located in the city centre. Enjoy free breakfast and free wifi.
