Leipzig Vacations, Saxony, Germany

Leipzig has always been one of Germany’s most important and dynamic cities. Its trade fairs have a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages and its cultural live was always influencing the rest of the country, especially since industrialization.

During the communist years Leipzig was one of the leading cities concerning trade and cultural life as well. Here the famous “Monday demonstrations” started the peaceful revolution of 1989, which ended with the fall of the Berlin wall.

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Things To Do and See in Leipzig

St. Thomas Church

(Thomaskirche), Leipzig
Bach served as the choirmaster at this church,

to which his grave was moved in 1949, for the last 27 years of his life.
Attraction type: Architectural building; Religious site; Historic site

St. Nicholas Church

(Nikolaikirche), Leipzig
Attraction type: Religious site; Historic site

Bach Museum,

Leipzig
A museum celebrating the life and works of classical music guru Bach.
Attraction type: History museum; Specialty museum

Museum in der Runden Ecke

(Museum in the Round Corner), Leipzig
Original office of the secret police. The building now presents

these police documents and their surveillance equipment to the public.
Attraction type: Specialty museum; History museum

Old City Hall

(Altes Rathaus), Leipzig
Attraction type: Architectural building; Historic site

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