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Leipzig is a regular venue for one of the youngest and most unusual events - the Festival of Gothic culture, Wave-Gotik-Treffen. It is the largest event of its kind; each year it attracts thousands of fans of this widespread subculture, coming from all over the world. Festival lasts for four days; according to statistics, the last few years, the number of participants was more than 30 thousand people. During the festival, you can find a huge number of people in fancy clothes on the streets and in parks. The festival always hosts music concerts and other events that are related to the culture in one way or another. The first festival has been held in 1987; it wasn’t held in Leipzig, but Potsdam. The first event was informal, so it was visited by only a few hundred people. Wave-Gotik-Treffen has gained an official status only in 1992, since then it was held only in Leipzig and began attracting more and more foreign visitors from year to year. Many people come to the festival to communicate with peers and impress people in some original way. For others, the event has become a family tradition. You can see a lot of couples with young children at the festival. Kids, as well as their parents, are dressed in amazing outfits, fully reflecting the specifics of gothic culture. The festival is also interesting for regular travelers, because participation in it is a unique chance to visit the beautiful medieval fair, dark and captivating theatrical performances, music concerts … Read further

Travel guides to Leipzig

Shopping, streets and outlets

Paunsdorf Center offers its customers a choice of 180 stores, including dozens of fashion stores for children and adults, very interesting kitchenware shops and shopping pavilions with home goods. In this shopping center, you can visit several excellent souvenir shops. Since it is away from the city center, customers can shop here in a very calm and uncrowded atmosphere. Karstadt is aimed at a wide range of … Open

Advices for travellers

3. Most stores and malls open at 9:00 am and serve visitors to 6:00-7:00 pm. Saturday is a half-day, and Sunday is a day off. 4. The word ‘ab’ can be seen on many price tags in shops and at markets. This means that price shown is minimal for this good, but after you have chosen a particular thing, it can become much higher. In this case, it’s better to clarify the real value of goods … Open

Active recreation

Water activities are also available for tourists in Leipzig. Thus, here you can try kayaking, boat trips, as well as beach sports (volleyball, handball). Those who wish to spend time as actively as possible enjoying an adrenaline rush would be interested in skydiving - such an extreme opportunity can be found in Leipzig too. Since cycling is popular in the city, one can take a bike ride through one of Leipzig's … Open

Festivals and events in Leipzig

No less interesting is the festival dedicated to classical music called Bachfest Leipzig. It is held at the beginning of the first summer month and lasts two weeks. On these days, Leipzig's most famous religious attraction - Thomaskirche - becomes the main venue for wonderful music concerts with the participation of chamber orchestras performing classical works of genius. The place wasn't chosen by chance - the thing … Open

Leipzig for children - what to visit

There are many beautiful parks in Leipzig along which it will be interesting to take walks with the children. One of the most beautiful is the Clara-Zetkin-Park located near the city center. This park is equally loved by tourists and locals who come here to ride a bicycle and have a picnic. There are many beautiful places for walking in the park. In the warm season, summer cafes and gift shops are outfitted on the … Open

Travel guide to Leipzig

The unique St. Thomas Church that was built in the 13th century is preserved in the city. For a long history of existence, it survived many reconstructions. The church is a spectacular architectural monument in the Late Gothic style. For the whole world, this church is largely known for to the fact that on its territory is the grave of the world-famous composer Johann Sebastin Bach. During his lifetime, he served … Open

Travelling around Germany - transportation network

Inside the city, you can also travel by bus and tram. You can buy tickets at any stop in special vending machines. At the same time, if you need to travel regularly on such mean of transport, it’s better to purchase reusable tickets. There is an opportunity to buy a ticket even for a month, which will help to save a lot. All bus and tram stops are equipped with special screens that show information about certain routes and the time before arrival. The tramway is well developed in lands of Bavaria. Some routes pass even under ground. Wealthy connoisseurs of comfort can rent a car or use their own. In doing so, it is worth to study traffic regulations in Germany attentively. It’s allowed to drive at a speed of up to 100 kmph; in towns the limit is 50 kmph. On autobahns, the speed of the car is not controlled at all. … Open

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