Leipzig by Train
Leipzig by train: music city (Bach!), street art, Nikolaikirche, booming culture scene. East Germany's coolest city! Travel guide.
TL;DR: Key FactsLeipzig by train: music city (Bach!), street art, Nikolaikirche, booming culture scene. East Germany's coolest city! Travel guide.
- 🏙️ Destination: Leipzig by Train: Complete Travel Guide
Getting to Leipzig
Train Connections
- Berlin: ICE trains every 30 min, 1h 20min, from €17.90
- Munich: ICE trains hourly, 4h 30min, from €29.90
- Frankfurt: ICE trains every 2 hours, 3 hours, from €19.90
- Dresden: Regional trains hourly, 1h 10min, from €14
Local Transport
Leipzig has an extensive tram network. Most attractions are within walking distance of Hauptbahnhof. Day ticket: €8.60.
Top Attractions
St. Thomas Church
Where Bach worked as cantor. Free entry, concerts frequently held.
Monument to the Battle of Nations
Massive monument commemorating 1813 battle. Climb for city views.
Leipzig Zoo
Award-winning zoo with Gondwanaland tropical hall. Great for families.
Panometer
360° panoramic art installations in a former gasometer. Unique experience.
Spinnerei
In Plagwitz, the Spinnerei is a former cotton mill turned into the heart of the city’s thriving art scene.
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