Leipzig is the second largest country of Saxon state of Germany, and is located in the southwest of Berlin, about 190km away. It has a population of just about 517,000. Leipzig is a major infrastructure nucleus and one of the most imperative cultural cores and industrial centers in the region, offering, shopping potential, fascinating sights and jazzy nightlife.

In the 17th century it was one of the chief European centers of learning and ethnicity in assorted fields as music, optics, and astronomy. It was ranked 33th in the world out of 256 cities for intellectual, communal and economical innovations. It has urbanized at the intersection of central trade routes, and now this city incessant to function a viaduct among East and West.

The general public of Leipzig have constantly welcomed and cared for international connections and city’s ambiance. Its eminence of living and its generosity is the vibrant corroboration of the European and international focus of its citizens and institutions.

Leipzig has primarily wrought the history of Saxon and Germany. It has always been notorious as a place of commerce and still has a hefty trade fair ground. The Leipzig Fair is also known as the “Mother of all trade fairs” and opened its new demonstration center in 1996. One of the biggest fair that takes place here is book fair ‘Leipziger Buchmesse’.

Leipzig is a historic center of book sellers and printers. There is also one of the oldest universities and colleges of commerce. Traces of Leipzig’s stimulated history are everywhere, the chime of streets around the city center marking the earlier itinerary of the city wall, the old fair houses, the battle fields of the Napoleonic wars in the south of city, discarded and repurposed structural designs, had been integrated throughout phases of hasty intensification, and much more.

There are numerous tourist attractions worth a visit and without it the trip is sketchy. These historic and rich cultural monuments meditating the architectural galore, includes, Leipzig opera, center of Gewandhaus Theater, the lush Clara Zetkin Park and the Rosental park, Drallewatsch pub, Battle Monument of the Nation and Museum Zun Arabischen Coffee Baum.
Leipzigers are known for their passion and adore of coffee and the famous hot drink from Arabia. Leipzig’s all season local dish is Leipziger Allerlei (a stew comprising of crayfish and vegetables). Leipziger Lerche is a pastry filled with nuts, jams and crushed almonds. A well famed and hilarious Gose is a locally brewed beer.