best cities in Germany to visit. Sometimes overlooked for its big-hitting siblings, like Berlin, Leipzig is a smaller but mighty German city that you should definitely visit. There are heaps of the best things to do in Leipzig all across the city – which makes it a great place to explore.
In another hall, you can find Roman artefacts which are recovered from Eythra, a town close to Leipzig. Overall, about 200,000 items, tools, and artefacts are displayed in the ethnography museum, and they came from all over the world.
Inside, the ornate marble staircase is a must-see, and the intricate architectural details of the building are hard to miss.
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Known as the only authentically preserved residence of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, the Mendelssohn House is now a lovely museum dedicated to his life and work. It’s one of the best things to do in Leipzig if you’re interested in the life of this world-renowned composer.
1.) Bach-Museum Leipzig
Founded in 1717, Coffe Baum is regarded as one of the oldest coffee shops in all of Europe and something of an institution. What’s more, the entire building is still in its original form.
Afterwards, take a trip to the Monument to the Battle of the Nations (1813 Battle of Leipzig). Completed in the early 1900s it’s housed in a vast parkland that’s great to explore on a sunny day.
In fact, I’d go as far as saying it’s one of the best things to do in Leipzig if you’re looking for views across the city. A modern skyscraper 36 storeys high, it’s the tallest and one of the newest structures in the city.
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Interestingly, the first Lutheran service in Leipzig was held here, and the pulpit in the north chapel was even named after Martin Luther.
2.) Old City Hall
There might not be a greater view of the city than from City-Hochhaus Leipzig.
Erected, all the way back in 1556, visiting the Old City Hall (or Rathaus) is one of the best things to do in Leipzig when you visit. In fact, you can’t miss it.
The house itself was designed in the late Biedermeier architecture, a style popular during Mendelssohn’s time.
You see, Mädler Passage is an impressive mix of art nouveau and neo-Renaissance architecture that’s a total gem to see.
From here, you can take in the famous landmarks of Leipzig. From the green parks, and the modern buildings to the far-out memorials away from the city centre.
3.) St. Thomas Church
From here, you can take in the famous landmarks of Leipzig. From the green parks, and the modern buildings to the far-out memorials away from the city centre.
8.) Mädler Passage
From here, you can take in the famous landmarks of Leipzig. From the green parks, and the modern buildings to the far-out memorials away from the city centre.
Afterwards, book this amazing canal tour by boat through Leipzig. The tour lasts around 70-minutes and it’s such a good way to get an introduction to Leipzig.
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