Discover the wonders of nature in this 27-hectare zoo, which is home to a diverse range of animals and over 850 species from around the world, including primates, big cats, giraffes and elephants.
A historical church built in the 13th century, known for its remarkable architecture and its association with Johann Sebastian Bach, who worked here as a cantor between 1723 and 1750.
A charming street in the heart of Leipzig's old town district, lined with colourful houses, cozy cafes, wine bars and boutiques, perfect for a relaxed afternoon stroll.
A fascinating museum housed in a former gasometer, where you can admire a 360-degree panoramic visual representation of Leipzig's past, such as the city during the communist era or during the Battle of the Nations.
A historic tavern that dates back to the 15th century, famous for being featured in Goethe's Faust and for its traditional German cuisine, especially the rabbit ragout and the Leipzig "Gose" beer.
If you have more time, you can explore other interesting sights in Leipzig, such as: the Monument to the Battle of the Nations, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Grassi Museum or the Market Square. However, if you have less time, you can skip the Leipzig Panometer or extend your stay at Auerbachs Keller to enjoy the lively nightlife of Leipzig.