Leipzig — Trade fairs, publishing and the music of Bach

Places documented in Leipzig

• Grassi Museum — A unified complex in Leipzig housing three distinct museums: the Ethnography Museum, Musical Instruments Museum, and Applied Arts Museum.
• Leipzig Hauptbahnhof — The largest railway station in Europe by floor area, opened in 1915 with twin entrance halls for two rival railways.
• Monument to the Battle of the Nations — A 91-metre granite monument completed in 1913 marking Napoleon's defeat at Leipzig in 1813 and widely regarded as a masterpiece of Wilhelmin
• Park Hotel, Leipzig — the Hotel of 1913 Opposite the Hauptbahnhof, Opened on the Centenary of the Battle of the Nations — A protected corner hotel of 1913 facing Leipzig Hauptbahnhof, between late historicism and the Reform style, opened on 18 October 1913 for t
• Pipe organ — In Leipzig, pipe organ craftsmanship and music—a living tradition spanning five centuries—continues as recognized UNESCO intangible heritage
• Südfriedhof (Leipzig) — Leipzig's sprawling South Cemetery spans 82 hectares, ranking among Germany's largest rural burial grounds and standing adjacent to the Monu
• Zum Arabischen Coffe Baum — One of Europe's oldest coffeehouses, operating continuously since 1711.