Cheap Holidays to Leipzig

Leipzig Holidays

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Holidays in Leipzig

Leipzig offers lots to see, do and experience for all types of visitors. Keep reading for a taste of its most popular sights.

The population of this city is 500,000.

The nation's capital, Berlin, lies 90 miles northeast of Leipzig, while Taucha can be found 7 miles to the northeast.

Your entire family is sure to have a blast at Belantis Amusement Park and Sachsen Therme. Young ones still bouncing off the walls? Keep the excitement going with a trip to BELANTIS and the Kinobar Prager Fruehling.

Soak up the sights, sounds and smells of the spectacular animal kingdom with a visit to the Leipzig Zoo or the Wildpark Leipzig. With a focus on fun as well as education, it's guaranteed to be a great day out for everyone!

The shimmering atmosphere of the Spielbank Leipzig makes it excellent for a big night out. Grab a beer and go for a wander or see how you go placing a bet or two!

You don't need to be a gardener to take pleasure in the artistic floral displays and well-kept gardens at the Leipzig Botanical Garden. Go for a stroll along its meandering paths and see if there are any upcoming demonstrations.

Remember those blissful childhood days spent lying on the grass watching clouds drift by? Relive those good times at the Abtnaundorfer Park and Cospudener Lake. Alternatively, get some exercise and keep the kids on the go by going for a walk around Recreation Area Lossnig-Dolitz or Lake Kulkwitz.

Ready for an exciting adventure in the outdoors? Enjoy a bit of peaceful time surrounded by the open skies and stunning landscapes of Leipziger Auwald or Leipziger Auenwald.

If you're in need of a couple of tranquil places to collect your thoughts and maybe learn a thing or two, head to the Bach Museum and the Grassi Museum. Enquire about group tours or just study the eye-opening displays on your own. If you've got time, also go to the Asisi Panometer and the Mendelssohn Haus.

Art fans come from all corners of the world to appreciate Leipzig's gorgeous collections, and the Gallery for Contemporary Art Leipzig and the Museum of Fine Arts are often at the top of their lists. If you're hungry for more artistic inspiration, continue on to the Museum für Angewandte Kunst and the Museum der Bildenden Künste.

Calling all history buffs! You can learn more about the vivid and varied past of this region at the Runde Ecke Memorial Museum and the Leipzig City History Museum - Neubau. You can also immerse yourself in engaging exhibits which help bring the past to life at the Deutsches Buch- und Schriftmuseum and the Alte Borse.

Step back in time with an excursion to the Leipzig University and the Federal Administrative Court of Germany. They're some of the best places to get a real sense of Leipzig's history. If you'd like to learn more, Leipzig's New Town Hall and Leipzig's Old Town Hall should be next on your list.

Anyone interested in the city's religious heritage should stop by St. Thomas Church and St. Nicholas Church. If you're happy to explore more, continue your sightseeing at Nikolai Church Leipzig and Russian Orthodox Church.

Don't hand in your hotel room key just yet, there are still some surprises left. Have you stopped at the BMW Factory and the Porsche Factory yet? Two more places to put on your radar are the Leipzig University Library and the Haus Steinstrasse.