Leipzig Panometer

Leipzig

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Leipzig Panometer

Visitors of all ages will be captivated by this unique attraction. Housed in a former gasometer, it features a visually stunning panorama alongside a thematic exhibition. Explore an exhibition that changes regularly and admire the brilliantly crafted panometer itself.

Useful Information

Address: Richard-Lehmann-Straße 114, Leipzig
Email: service@panometer.de
Phone: +49 341 3555340
More Info: www.panometer.de
Opening House: Daily 10am–5pm
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/panometer.leipzig/

Do & See

Today, Leipzig is a lively, open and multi-faceted city with an abundance of attractions on offer. Having been a trade centre for centuries, the shopping opportunities are fantastic, while the opera house, museums and art institutions provide activities galore for those with a cultural taste.

St Thomas Church

St Thomas Church

The restored Gothic St Thomas Church is one of Leipzig’s top attractions, steeped in an 800-year history. This historic site hosted lectures by Martin Luther, organ recitals by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and the baptism of Richard Wagner. Most notably, it is where Johann Sebastian Bach served as cantor for 27 years. The church houses …

The Bach Museum

The Bach Museum

Another must-see in Leipzig, the Bach Museum, is devoted to the life and works of Johann Sebastian Bach, whose 27 years as cantor and the city’s music director shaped Leipzig’s musical life. Visitors can explore sheet music, documents, artworks, musical instruments and period furniture, as well as the opportunity to listen to some of …

Memorial Museum in the

Memorial Museum in the "Round Corner"

The Memorial Museum in the "Round Corner" in Leipzig illuminates the dark legacy of the Stasi, East Germany's secret police. Set in their former headquarters, it showcases a poignant collection of surveillance tools and personal records. The museum is a hub for educational discussions on human rights and democracy, ensuring that the oppressive past …

Leipzig Zoo

Explore Leipzig Zoo, a captivating urban oasis offering six themed worlds that mirror natural habitats. Known for groundbreaking projects like Pongoland with gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans, and the world's second largest indoor rainforest hall called Gondwanaland, it stands out as a leader in conservation and biodiversity, open all year …

Museum of Fine Arts

Museum of Fine Arts

Leipzig's Museum of Fine Arts showcases an extensive collection from the Late Middle Ages to modern times, featuring 3,500 paintings and 1,000 sculptures. Highlights include works by Old Masters like Frans Hals and contemporary artists such as Neo Rauch and Daniel Richter. The museum's modern architecture complements its diverse artistic offerings, making it a …

Old Town Hall

As one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Germany, Leipzig’s old town hall is well worth a visit. It is located on the market square of the city and, since 1909, not only offers a great photo opportunity, but also an interesting exhibition about the city’s history from the middle age until our …

Monument to the Battle of the Nations

Monument to the Battle of the Nations

If you have a passion for history, a visit to the Völkerschlachtdenkmal is a must. The impressive monument was erected in 1913, as a memorial to the 500,000 people who fought and the 120,000 people who lost their lives in the Battle of the Nations exactly 100 years earlier in …

Leipzig's Riverside Forest

Leipzig's Riverside Forest

Explore Leipzig's Riverside Forest, a sprawling riparian woodland within the city. This tranquil reserve, rich in biodiversity, is an ideal spot for leisurely walks or quiet picnics amidst diverse flora and …

St Nicholas Church

St Nicholas Church

The St Nicholas church combines elements of Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical styles in its architecture. The city holds many concerts here, find out the schedule and enjoy them while you are …

Grassimuseum

The Art Deco museum complex known as Grassimuseum houses three museums in one convenient location. Choose between the exhibitions about Applied Arts, Ethnography and Musical Instruments, or spend the whole day here and see …

Market Square

The Market Square, situated at the heart of the city, is an excellent starting point for any visit. Here, you can admire the Old Town Hall and browse stalls selling fresh vegetables, meat, cheese, and other locally produced products. The market runs on Tuesdays and Thursday from 9 am to 4 …

Opera House

Leipzig Opera House, one of Europe's oldest, dating back to 1693, stands prominently on Augustusplatz. Home to the prestigious Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, it presents a rich programme of opera, ballet, and musicals, highlighting its enduring cultural …

Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden

Leipzig's Botanical Garden, established in 1542, is the oldest in Germany. It houses over 7,000 plant species, including special collections in its greenhouses and a sensory garden, alongside a popular butterfly house. The garden is open for visitors every day, free of charge. Stop by for a serene moment in the …

Lipzi Tours

Get to know the city by bike with the tour company Lipzi Tours. The knowledgeable staff will guide you through and show you the best of the city. They do also offer guided walking tours and sightseeing by …

Leipzig Panometer

Leipzig Panometer

Visitors of all ages will be captivated by this unique attraction. Housed in a former gasometer, it features a visually stunning panorama alongside a thematic exhibition. Explore an exhibition that changes regularly and admire the brilliantly crafted panometer …

Belantis Amusement Park

Belantis Amusement Park

Belantis is a theme park where both children and adults can enjoy eight themed worlds and more than 60 attractions. More than half a million children, youngsters and parents come here every year to enjoy the thrill of over 60 attractions, including four roller coasters and a monumental pyramid-shaped Fluch des …

Wildpark

Just outside the Connewitz quarter of Leipzig, you'll discover beautiful woods and green spaces that serve as a habitat for a variety of animals. Wild pigs are a big attraction, but the area is also home to owls, deer, geese, ducks, bison, moose and foxes. If you're fortunate, you might even spot a raccoon …

Spinnerei (Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei)

Spinnerei (Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei)

Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei, or just Spinnerei, opened in 1884 as the largest cotton mill in continental Europe. Today, the revamped industrial space hosts art galleries, architecture and design studios, cafes and restaurants, Luru Kino arthouse cinema, Residenz and Lofft theatres, and Internationales Choreografisches Zentrum Leipzig …

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