Highlights
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If you want to get to know the younger side of Leipzig, visit the Kunstkraftwerk with its fantastic installations, the creative centre ‘Baumwollspinnerei’ or the ‘Grassi Museum of Applied Arts’, which was founded exactly 150 years ago. There is also a dense network of waterways: You can not only paddle through the city, but even to one of the many bathing lakes south of the city.
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An imposing monument commemorating the battle of 1813 in which Napoleon was defeated. It is one of the largest monuments in Europe and offers a spectacular view over the city from its top.
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Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the numerous parks and green spaces - from the idyllic riverside forests to the expansive Johannapark. A visit to Leipzig also means experiencing the hospitality of the people and being tempted by the regional cuisine.
Events
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29.11.2025 11:00 - 29.11.2025 21:30 | Karl-Heine-Straße 32, 04229 LeipzigDetails
In the beer garden of the historic Felsenkeller, around 25 stalls selling art, fantasy and steampunk items invite you to browse in a medieval-inspired atmosphere. High-quality mulled wine, hearty food and a changing cultural program with music, juggling and fire shows round off the offer. Families can look forward to the "Laterna Magica", which shows different Grimm's fairy tales every hour.
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10.12.2025 16:00 - 10.12.2025 21:00 | Kochstraße 132, 04277 LeipzigDetails
Numerous stands offer unique gift ideas made of paper, fabric, wood, felt or ceramics. While the adults discover individual pieces of jewelry and design items, the children's lounge offers a great program for the younger ones with fairytale stories, animated films and Christmas music. Culinary variety is promised with street food from around the world, including many vegetarian and vegan options, mulled wine and pastries. Campfires and hands-on activities ensure a convivial atmosphere. -
11.12.2025 10:00 - 11.12.2025 18:00 | Katharinenstraße 10, 04109 LeipzigDetails
The exhibition "World of Threads" at the Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig shows over 50 impressive tapestries and provides a fascinating overview of the development of tapestry art. From traditional baroque tapestries to contemporary works based on designs by artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Max Ernst and Sonia Delaunay, a polyphonic dialog between art and craft unfolds. An interactive educational program invites visitors to learn more about the complex techniques and cultural significance of this often underestimated art form. The show thus builds a bridge between tradition and modernity - and makes it clear how relevant textile art still is today. It will be on display from December 11, 2025 to April 12, 2026. The MdbK's permanent exhibition includes over 4,600 paintings, 1,800 sculptures, medals and plaques, over 5,000 photographs and over 70,000 works on paper from seven centuries.
The information about the events are provided by the German National Tourist Board (DZT).