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With an 850-year tradition, the trade fair city Leipzig is one of the oldest trade fair locations in the world.

From 16 to 19 October 1813, Leipzig was the scene of the Battle of the Nations. In 1898, the construction began for the memorial to the more than 100,000 dead and wounded. The Vökerschlachtdenkmal was inaugurated in 1913 as a national monument.

The University of Leipzig was founded in 1409 and is one of the leading medical universities in Germany. It offers a unique variety of disciplines from the humanities and social sciences, natural and life sciences.

The St. Thomas Church is one of the two central places of worship in the city center of Leipzig . It is the home of the Thomas Choir and the venue of the Gewandhaus Orchestra. With its impressive architecture and the 68-metre-high tower, the Thomaskirche characterises the Leipzig cityscape. The University of Leipzig was founded in the Thomaskirche, and Martin Luther preached in 1539 on the occasion of the introduction of the Reformation. From 1723 to 1750 Johann Sebastian Bach held the office of the cantor, his grave has been in the altar of the church since 1950.

Leipzig Zoo is a 26-hectare park-like zoo at Rosental, northwest of Leipzig city centre. It is one of the most species-rich zoos in Europe.

The GRASSI is a museum quarter in the heart of Leipzig. It houses three museums of international acclaim: the GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts, the GRASSI Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig and the Musical Instrument Museum of the University of Leipzig.

The Nikolaikirche is the oldest and largest church in the city center of Leipzig. The sacral building, named after St. Nicholas, is the main church of the Evangelical Lutheran St. -Nikolai Church Parish Leipzig.

The Bach museum is an exhibition dedicated to the life and works of Johann Sebastian Bach, his family, Bach research and other topics