Discovery Tour Leipzig – Scavenger Hunt through the city center

Your adventure begins at one of Europe's largest central stations. With its imposing Art Nouveau facade and its eventful history, Leipzig Central Station is an attraction in itself. In your box are 11 numbered flashcards. At every station, you solve a small task, e.g., find a year, count something, or discover a hidden detail. The found number tells you which card is next. Start card out and let's go!

From the outside, it impresses with its elegant facade and the spacious square in front of it, one of the largest inner-city squares in Europe. Here you solve your next task.

Right next to the opera is the world-famous Gewandhaus, home to one of the oldest and most renowned symphony orchestras in the world. It radiates a special atmosphere even from the outside. Here you solve your next task.

The striking university building in Leipzig is widely visible and one of the city's most famous landmarks. Here you solve your next task. Anyone who still has time after that can visit the observation deck (paid) and/or the restaurant at the very top.

The Moritzbastei is a unique piece of Leipzig history. Once part of the medieval city fortifications, today a legendary cultural club. What these old walls have experienced is hardly imaginable. Here you solve your next task.

The Mädlerpassage is one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau passages in Europe. It houses one of Germany's oldest restaurants with Auerbach's Keller, which even inspired Goethe's Faust. Here you solve your next task amidst magnificent architecture and vibrant history.

The St. Thomas Church is inseparably connected with the name Johann Sebastian Bach. He was a cantor here for over 27 years and is buried in the church. Simple on the outside, full of history on the inside. Here you solve your next task.

The Old Town Hall on the market square is considered one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Germany. Its magnificent facade and striking tower draw all eyes. Here you solve your next task.

The Old Stock Exchange at Naschmarkt is one of Leipzig's oldest Baroque buildings and a testament to the city's great trade history. A well-known Goethe monument greets you in front of the entrance. Here you solve your second to last task.

He looks back on a history that dates back to the 16th century. Here you solve your last task before reaching the goal.

Done! The Nikolaikirche is one of Leipzig's oldest churches and the place from which the Peaceful Revolution started in 1989. A moving destination for a moving tour through Leipzig. From here you can easily reach the entire city center on foot.