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Tourism

Leipzig after lockdown

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Kim Dhatt, a writer from the UK, gives us a glimpse of Leipzig as a visitor in March 2023.

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Lübeck: city of 3 Nobel winners and 4 martyrs

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Thanks to Corona, domestic travel is becoming more and more attractive. For a hidden gem within Germany's own borders, find out from LeipGlo contributor Lito why Lübeck is a great destination and what its rich history can tell us about our present.

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Artist residence in Zentrum to give way to hotel

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"The best tourism year in [Leipzig's] history" heralds the end of an era for Nikolaistraße 57.

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When bike trails meet new lakes, old mines

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It may become easier to cycle in nature, as a European network plans to help improve such infrastructure in Leipzig's rural surroundings. But how do we make sure we prevent the development of the lake region from completely erasing its (mining) past?

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