Leipzig

Situated in the fertile, low-lying Leipzig Basin, Leipzig is a reservoir of lignite. Though the belts of parks and gardens surround the city, it is a major industrial center and transport junction. Lying at the core of the Halle-Leipzig metropolitan agglomeration, it is encircled by intensively farmed lands. This place has emerged into a beautiful city and one which is quite different from it was before world war.

Yu would come across the many a beautiful architectures and worth visiting places over here.

One of the most beautiful buildings of German Renaissance is the Old Town hall in Leipzig. It house one of Germany’s largest cultural history museums with a fantastic collection.

Germany Leipzig fascinates people by the fabulous archives and museums. Bach Archive is one of them. Four famous churches St. Nicolas, St. Thomas, St. Matthew (the "New") and St. Peters are worth visiting places.

This is the site where Peace Prayer Services marked the beginning of the peaceful revolution for the reunification of Germany in 1989.

It is another interesting place to pay a visit.