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Visit St. Thomas Church, the final resting place of Johann Sebastian Bach. Attend a Sunday service or take a guided tour to learn about the church's history and architecture.

Explore the Museum in der Runden Ecke, a museum dedicated to the history of the Stasi (East German secret police). View artifacts and learn about the tactics used by the Stasi to spy on citizens during the Cold War.

For a unique dining experience, head to Spinnerei, a former cotton mill that has been transformed into a cultural center. Grab a bite to eat at one of the trendy restaurants, such as Zizou or Bistro P ge-Haus.

Take a trip to the V lkerschlachtdenkmal, a massive monument that commemorates the Battle of Leipzig. Climb to the top of the monument for panoramic views of the city.

Visit the Leipzig Museum of Fine Arts, which houses a vast collection of European art from the Middle Ages to the present day. Don't miss the works by German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.

Treat yourself to dinner at Michelin-starred restaurant Stadtpfeiffer, which offers a modern take on traditional German cuisine.

Spend the morning at the Bach Museum, located in the composer's former residence. View original manuscripts, instruments, and personal items that belonged to Bach and his family.

Take a stroll through the Leipzig Botanical Garden, which features over 7,000 species of plants from around the world. Be sure to visit the Palm House, a stunning glass structure that houses tropical and subtropical plants.

Head to Moritzbastei, a historic student club that has been converted into a music venue. Catch a live show or dance the night away to DJs spinning the latest tunes.

Visit the Monument to the Battle of the Nations, a massive monument that commemorates the Battle of Leipzig. Take a guided tour to learn more about the monument's history and significance.

Explore the Leipzig Cotton Mill, a former textile factory that has been transformed into a hub for artists and creatives. Browse the galleries and studios, or take a workshop to learn a new skill.

End your day with dinner at Auerbachs Keller, a legendary restaurant that dates back to the 16th century. Try the Saxon-style Sauerbraten or the Leipziger Allerlei (a vegetable and meat dish).