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🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪Leipzig is located in the east-central part of Germany. It is known as "Little Paris". It is a city with a long history and full of artistic atmosphere. As a former European trade center, it has witnessed countless glories and changes. Today, the historical charm and modern vitality are perfectly blended in this city. Must-see attractions[Rainbow][Rainbow][Rainbow] St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche): Bach once served as the head of the church choir here. Here you can listen to the heavenly sounds of the choir and feel the sacredness and solemnity. Admission is free and the opening hours are 12:00-18:00 every day. Oper Leipzig: The third oldest folk music theater in Europe, each opera performance is accompanied by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, bringing a top musical feast. Gewandhaus Leipzig: A concert hall with over 250 years of history, its orchestra is world-famous, guided tours cost 8 euros. Bach Museum: uses interactive multimedia technology to showcase Bach's daily life, artwork and family life. Tickets are 10 euros and are free on the first Tuesday of every month. Tour route 👣👣👣 - One-day tour: In the morning, visit St. Thomas Church to experience the charm of religion and music; after lunch nearby, visit the Bach Museum in the afternoon; in the evening, go to the Gewandhaus to enjoy a concert. - Two-day tour: Visit St. Thomas Church, Bach Museum and Gewandhaus on the first day; visit Leipzig Opera House in the morning and go to "Little Venice" for a water tour in the afternoon to enjoy the unique scenery of the city. Traffic Guide 🚗🚗🚗 - Plane: You can arrive at Leipzig/Halle Airport and then take the airport bus, taxi or train to the city. - Train: Leipzig Train Station is one of the largest train stations in Germany, with direct trains from major cities in Germany. - City transportation: You can buy a transportation pass and take trams and buses, which is convenient and affordable. Accommodation recommendations 🏠🏠🏠 - Hotels in Leipzig city center: conveniently located close to major attractions, allowing you to explore the city at any time. - Characteristic B&Bs: Distributed in various areas of the city, you can experience the local life atmosphere, and some also provide breakfast. Food guide 🍹🥤🍷 - Leipziger Leberkuchen: A local specialty with a rich, salty and delicious taste. - Saxon roast pork knuckle: crispy skin, tender meat, served with sauerkraut, it is both appetizing and refreshing. - Beer: German beer is world-famous. When in Leipzig, you must try the local specialty beer, which is refreshing and pleasant. Notes⭕️⭕️⭕️ Check the opening hours of attractions and performance arrangements in advance to avoid delays. Respect local cultural customs and remain quiet in religious places such as churches. German public transport is usually very punctual, but it is still recommended to allow enough time to avoid missing your train.