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4 Stars - 42 Opinions
Grosser Brockhaus 3 Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony, 04103, Germany
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Weekend train tickets at euro28 for free travel within Germany, but not allowed to take faster train, ie.ICE, IC, etc.
So have to evaluate the cost of your time and your pocket money :-)
It takes 9hr 30 min from Leipzig to Aachen, and 12 hours "bed-to-bed" from Renaissance Hotel Leipzig to my bed in Maastricht...lol :-)
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Art Gallery EIGEN + ART
Stasi office
Opera House
I was wondering if anyone has seen or stayed at the recently re-done Leipzig PentaHotel? I'm going to be in Leipzig for a couple of days in early December. I'm booked into the Radisson Blu Hotel, in part due to its excellent location directly across from the concert hall. That said, I stumbled on the Pentahotel's website earlier this evening and it looked interested-- almost too good to be true. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!
My wife, pug and me staid in the Penta Hotel Leipzig this August (2009). It is a super hotel! The price-ratio-value is fantastic. The lobby is odd and very pleasant. Odd, because the reception counter is also the bar in the middle of the lobby. They used nice materials and good light instalation to create a pleasant atmosphere. The stuff was very friendly and helpful. The room was very nice as well. Mostly an ordinary hotel room, but with atractive design elements and a good bathroom. The new-world style bed was very comfortable. They serve good food in a bistro corner until 23h (biggger choice until 22h). I can't say anything about the breakfast, because with the current high charges for breakfast in mostly every hotel we prefer to have brought-by-ourselfs Müsli in the room. The highlight is the swimming pool and sauna which is open 24 hours. The location could be a bit closer to the city centre, but it is not a drama. By foot it will take you approx. 15 minutes to get there. By car it is less than 5 minutes. The hotel has its own, not too expensive underground parking. The area around the hotel is peaceful and quiet. I can absolutely recommend this hotel!
My wife, pug and me staid in the Penta Hotel Leipzig this August (2009). It is a super hotel! The price-ratio-value is fantastic. The lobby is odd and very pleasant. Odd, because the reception counter is also the bar in the middle of the lobby. They used nice materials and good light installation to create a pleasant atmosphere. The stuff was very friendly and helpful. The room was very nice as well. Mostly an ordinary hotel room, but with attractive design elements and a good bathroom. The new-world style bed was very comfortable. They serve good food in a bistro corner until 23h (bigger choice until 22h). I can't say anything about the breakfast, because with the current high charges for breakfast in mostly every hotel we prefer to have brought-by-ourselves Muesli in the room. The highlight is the swimming pool and sauna which is open 24 hours. The location could be a bit closer to the city centre, but it is not a drama. By foot it will take you approx. 15 minutes to get there. By car it is less than 5 minutes. The hotel has its own, not too expensive underground parking. The area around the hotel is peaceful and quiet. I can absolutely recommend this hotel!
This Irish pub offers fun and entertainment on two floors. On the first sublevel live music is performed on a stage next to the bar. Usually Irish folklore mixed with British and German songs - just a great atmosphere. informel
In August 2007 I had a mini VT-meeting with Christian aka "Leipzig". He didn't fail to drag me to one of the two remaining restaurants that serve "Gose" which is a local specialty - a top-fermented, slightly sour tasting beer. You can drink it pure (I did) or with liquor or fruit juice. It won't become my favourite beer, but the taste was at least interesting.
The Gosenschenke is a traditional German restaurant with a very nice and shady beer garden in the courtyard. Self service in the beer garden. Prices are very reasonable.
Nikolaikirche with its well known Monday prayers as well as the 9 October 1989 stand for the break down of the DDR.
The ceiling and the columns are amazing. The columns look like palmtrees. Also the interieur isn't like in normal German churches I saw before.
Unfortunately we couldn't see the whole beauty of its interieur cause of restauration works which currently take place.
Open to visit daily
Leipzig was once reknowned for its trade fairs, and these were so important to the economy of the region that not even the communist East German government could bring itself to shut them down. Since reunification the Leipzig Trade Fair (Messe) has been reborn with a magnificent modern exhibition center, which hosts some of the biggest and most prestigious trade fairs in Europe.
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