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Leipzig, one of the two largest cities along with Dresden, of the German state of Saxony, is located at the southern end of the North German Plain. Located at the junction of the Weisse Elster, Pleisse and Parthe rivers, the city is adjacent to the city of Halle, on the border of Lower Saxony, in Central Saxony.

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Leipzig, which gained city status in 1165, has been an important commercial center of Germany since it is at the junction of the ancient Via Regia and Via Imperii roads, two important trade routes, starting from the Roman-Germanic Empire period. Leipzig, which is also an important center of education, music, culture and book printing in Europe, lost its cultural and economic importance in the world after the Second World War, although it was the important urban center of communist East Germany, the German Democratic Republic. In the late 1980s, Leipzig played an important role in the overthrow of communist regimes in central and eastern Europe. In the city, which witnessed significant changes after the unification of Germany, important communist-era buildings were demolished and other historical buildings were restored. Leipzig Opera, which is the cultural heritage of Leipzig, has made a great contribution to the life of Germany with its stadium of the major league football team and a well-known modern zoo.

Places to Visit The city of Johann Sebastian Bach and Felix Mendelssohn is one of the most important tourism addresses in Germany. The fact that it was a university city where the heart of literature beat and young Goethe was educated corresponds to the 18th century.

Leipzig, where cultural and commercial activities are intense, is one of the most beautiful and touristic cities of Germany, which stands out with its rich history and fascinating architectural tradition, and has a high level of prosperity with its shopping, entertainment, eating and drinking opportunities. While Leipzig, the largest settlement of the Saxony Province, was originally a Slavic town and a historical settlement known as Lipsk, today's city emerged thanks to its transformation into a trade center over time. It became a cultural center in the 16th century.

Voelkerschlachtdenkmal, Germany's largest monument, was erected in memory of the war in 1813 in which more than 500,000 people participated and 120,000 people lost their lives. The 800-year-old Thomaskirche Church, built in gothic style, is the city's most fascinating building. The baptismal ceremony of Richard Wagner was held in the church where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played the organ. Bach was also the choirmaster of the famous Lutheran church Thomaskirche. Leipzig Central Station with 26 platforms is one of the largest terminals in Europe. The center, which was opened in 1915, gained its modern appearance in 1998.

Der Bildenden Kuenste Museum, where works by 20th century artists are exhibited as well as works by Duerer, Rembrandt and Rubens, is the number one address for art lovers. The Bach Museum, a musician who spent 27 years of his life as the choir conductor and the music director of the city, is among the must-sees. Papers, documents, the musical instruments he played, the furniture he used and other works of art are some of the works exhibited in the museum. In Der Runden Ecke Museum is one of the most important museums you can see in the city. Altes Rathaus, one of the most beautiful buildings of the Renaissance Period in Germany, should be among the places worth visiting. The Russian Orthodox church, St Alexej, is worth seeing with its architecture and interior.

Leipzig Zoo is a very entertaining address in the city where you can see animals in their natural habitat. Auenwald is a park located in the city center and its width is 1800 hectares. This beautiful nature area is preferred by the residents of the city for picnics as well as for sightseeing. Leipzig is a city dominated by tourism, thanks to its dozens of features such as its opera house, museums, cultural institutions, university, nightlife and shopping opportunities.

Food & Drink and Shopping

In Leipzig, which offers a wide range of restaurants serving world cuisine, you can find all traditional Saxon dishes, especially schnitzel, almost everywhere. The history of coffee in the city of Leipzig dates back to 1695. Do not forget to try coffee in world famous coffee houses.

Leipzig is an interesting city with its modern shopping centers as well as the places where traditional foods and antiques are sold.

How to Get to Leipzig

Airlines such as Pegasus Airlines, SunExpress, Air Berlin and Turkish Airlines have direct flights between Istanbul and Leipzig. It is possible to reach the city from Leipzig/Halle Airport by train, tram and taxi.