Top City Breaks
2012 Special Events
Vienna Philharmonic Sea & Music Cruise - July 2012
London Olympics 2012
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The city of Leipzig is located in the heart of Germany and is proud of its unique musical heritage. World famous artists such as Bach, Mendelssohn and Schumann composed their classical masterpieces here.
Welcome to the city of Goethe's 'Faust' and Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion'! Beside the city's poetic and musical reputation, Leipzig combines Saxon tradition and high culture with high-tech business progression perfectly. The air of 'Leipzig Liberty' pervades the city at every turn.
Enjoy a stroll through the charming city centre with its enchanting historical buildings. The beautifully compact old centre is full of Renaissance and Baroque churches, street markets, one of Europe's oldest universities and a number of ultra-modern buildings.
See where the Peaceful Revolution began in 1989, toppling the East German regime. Leipzig is a real treat for the senses - a place where music and culture truly thrive.
For more information and to book, please visit the Leipzig City Break page
Leipzig is the perfect choice for a day's stroll through boutiques and shops. From A for Antiquarian bookstore to Z for Zoo shop, the city leaves nothing to be desired.
Find the most popular destination for shopping in the pedestrian-orientated city centre.
This Passage offers a selection of luxury shops and boutiques to enchant all shopping enthusiasts.
Welcome to one of the most beautiful shopping centres in Germany. In Europe's biggest terminus station visitors will find 142 shops on 3 floors offering fashion, food, entertainment electronics and much more.
Visit one of the best restaurants in Leipzig offering regional delicacies.
Visit this popular restaurant known from Goethe's masterpiece Faust. The restaurant offers high quality regional cuisine and international specialities.
See the Old City Hall, one of Germanys most beautiful Renaissance Buildings and home to the Museum of City History.
Visit this former cotton mill in the up-and-coming Plagwitz district, home to numerous galleries and ateliers, dedicated to the art movement 'New Leipzig School'.