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Leipzig Zoo (Zoologischer Garten Leipzig)
Leipzig Zoo is a well-known local zoo and the oldest zoo in the world. In 2000, a cross-century project turned the Leipzig Zoo into the "Zoo of the Future". One of the highlights of this zoo is the Primate Activity Park, and the tropical rainforest experience hall in the park is not to be missed. The Tropical Rainforest Garden covers an area of 2.7 hectares, which condenses the rainforest landscapes of Asia, Africa and South America. The hall with steel frame and glass roof covers a total of 16,500 square meters. There are 40 kinds of animals and more than 500 kinds of plants living in it. When you first enter the door, you may think that the old venue is ok, but the more you go, the more surprising it is. The pavilions of tropical rain forest pavilion, elephant pavilion, primate, Far Eastern leopard and Siberian tiger are all very famous. You can see Baikal seals in the pavilion. Leisurely basking in the sun, musk deer observe tourists with interest, and 㺢㹢ling happily runs around. Here, you can experience the theme parks of Africa, Asia and South America, as well as the largest ape and monkey exhibition park in the world.Leipzig · 763m from downtown
Monument to the Battle of the Nations
Monument to the Battle of the Nations commemorates the Battle of Leipzig, which took place south of Leipzig from October 16–19, 1813, to resist Napoleon's invasion of Germany. The monument is 91m high and is currently one of the largest existing monuments in Europe. The monument is 91m high and has 500 steps. The front of the monument features a 10m-high heroic relief, and the top is crowned by four giant warriors standing with swords. The origins of German national spirit, and even Nazism, can be traced back to this place.Leipzig · 4.3 km from downtown
Marktplatz
Marktplatz was once a bustling market and trade center, and it is now a lively local square. It is surrounded by many ancient buildings and a sculpture, through which one can feel its past prosperity and vitality.Leipzig · 163m from downtown
Red Bull Arena
The Red Bull Arena is located in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, and is a modern stadium in eastern Germany. Originally built in 1956 as the Central Stadium, it underwent multiple renovations and reopened in 2004 with a completely new look, becoming the home of RB Leipzig football club. With a capacity of approximately 42,959, the stadium features advanced design and comprehensive facilities, including VIP boxes, modern changing rooms, and high-quality media amenities, offering an exceptional matchday experience for fans and media alike. The Red Bull Arena has not only witnessed the glorious journey of RB Leipzig but also hosted concerts by internationally renowned artists, becoming a symbol where football and music converge. Its prime location, convenient transportation, and pleasant surroundings make it a significant cultural landmark and a proud emblem of Leipzig, attracting numerous visitors to explore and experience it.Leipzig · 1.8 km from downtown
Belantis
Well run amusement park with competent and polite staff. There're many fun rides like the Hurricane and Pyramid as well as rubber boat ride.Zwenkau · 10.8 km from Leipzig
Panometer Leipzig
Leipzig · 3.2 km from downtown
Clara-Zetkin Park
Leipzig · 1.6 km from downtown
QUARTERBACK Immobilien ARENA
QUARTERBACK Immobilien ARENA is located north of the city center of Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. The entire structure features an iconic curved roof covering all stands, with an integrated lighting system that can withstand various weather conditions. The pitch is laid with standard natural grass and equipped with a professional maintenance system, meeting the standards for high-level football matches. The interior of the venue includes VIP areas, media workspaces, dining outlets, and an official fan shop, while also being equipped with comprehensive accessible facilities to balance spectator comfort with diverse service needs. The venue is not only for football matches. Its flexible layout allows it to frequently host large-scale open-air concerts, where many internationally renowned musicians have performed. Visitors traveling to Saxony can stroll through this stadium, which blends historical memories with modern design, to learn about the development of football culture in eastern Germany, immerse themselves in the passionate atmosphere of the stadium, and experience the unique charm of Leipzig, a city that blends strength and grace.Leipzig · 1.3 km from downtown
Bach Museum
The Bach Museum is housed in a Baroque building with documents, musical instruments and furniture from the Bach period, and it shows the composer's life in Leipzig. The exhibits include the handwriting of Bach, as well as the used musical instruments, the genealogy of the Bach family and the appreciation of widely circulated famous songs. The museum has been completely remodeled and expanded in the year of Bach in 2000. In each room, according to different subjects, there are machines for assisting listening for visitors to use. In the hall behind the museum is a TV video room, where interested visitors can watch films about Bach's life and work.Leipzig · 333m from downtown
St. Thomas Church
The church is famous for Bach's carefully cultivated Thomas Choir and Bach's conductor. From 1723 to 1750, Bach was organist and chorus conductor here. His famous "Passion of Matthew" and other famous songs were premiered here. The church was created in the 13th century and evolved into what it is today in 1702. The present Thomas Church was also rebuilt after the war, and Bach's remains are placed here. From 1723 to 1750 Bach served as organ and choir conductor here. Bach's burial is in front of the main altar in the church. The master devoted his life to music, and after his death he was immersed in eternal creation —— the interior of the church was decorated with ancient instruments from the Thomas Choir. The top of the Gothic window depicts Martin · Luther, Bach and the victims of the First World War.Leipzig · 274m from downtown
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M47***63February 8, 2025
5.0
The admission is smooth, and the price is the same as buying an official ticket with foreign currency on site. Recommended
Leipzig Zoo (Zoologischer Garten Leipzig)
suifeng2019May 9, 2020
4.0
Entering from the first-floor gate of the monument, you will first see an inner room with a dome. Warriors are divided into two layers, standing with long shields. The semicircular dome is covered with countless reliefs of soldiers on horseback. From the top, you can have a panoramic view of the city of Leipzig.
Monument to the Battle of the Nations
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Marktplatz
M32***23October 10, 2019
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This football stadium is actually a stadium within a stadium - the new stadium was built within the old stadium. It is a 20-30 minute walk from the station and easily accessible.
Red Bull Arena
苹果果苹果January 16, 2020
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It is a very beautiful and unique museum, which contains photos and original manuscripts of Bach's works. Many people come to visit. After all, Bach is so famous.
Bach Museum
williamcoziOctober 3, 2022
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A must-visit place if you want to follow in Bach's footsteps!!
St. Thomas Church
