2h ticket 39 EUR (only weekdays 11-16 h).
Club Card Silver: 5x-ticket 300 EUR.
Club Card Gold: 10x-ticket 525 EUR.

30min 50 EUR.
Line-up Range: Min |15-50| Max

Leipzig
Onomastics: urbs Libzi (Lat./Sorbian,= city of the lime trees)
first documentary mention: 1015 A.D.
Number of inhabitants: 598,000
Area: 297.8 km²
Administrative district: Leipzig
County: /
Vehicle registration plate: L
River. Weiße Elster, Pleiße, Parthe
The Club FKK Leipzig is located in Leipzig-Schönefeld.
Leipzig is the largest city in the Free State of Saxony, an important trade fair city, the seat of Germany's second oldest university (Alma Mater Lipsiensis) after Heidelberg and an important centre of cultural creativity, especially in the field of music. Johann Sebastian Bach and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy worked here. In the St. Nicholas Church, the landmark of the city, built in 1165, Bach performed his St. John Passion for the first time on Good Friday 1724. The Monday prayers in this church were the starting point for the peaceful demonstrations against the GDR regime in 1989, which finally led to the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification. Another important sacred building is St. Thomas Church, where Johann Sebastian Bach's grave is located. The Thomanerchor (St. Thomas's Choir) and the Gewandhausorchester (Gewandhaus Orchestra) are of worldwide renown. In addition to the Gewandhaus concert hall and the Leipzig Opera, the Gewandhaus Orchestra is also at home in St. Thomas's Church.
The Monument to the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig commemorates the decisive battle of the liberation wars against Napoleon in October 1813, which, with 600,000 soldiers involved, was considered the largest battle in world history until the beginning of the 20th century.
The Leipzig Market with the Old Town Hall is the heart of the Old Town and one of the most magnificent market squares in the whole of Germany, where the world-famous Leipzig Christmas Market takes place every year. Directly opposite is the Mädler Passage, which was restored with great effort by the scandalous building magnate Jürgen Schneider after the German reunification. Here you can also stop at Auerbach's cellar, Leipzig's second oldest restaurant, where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe often caroused into the night during his student days in Leipzig and which he later helped to achieve world fame through the Faust scene. "We're just as happy as cannibals, as if we were five hundred swine!"
So it's obvious that you can feel good in Leipzig since time immemorial. If you still want to travel, Leipzig/Halle Airport, the second largest airport in Germany in terms of freight rates, and in particular Leipzig Railway Station, Europe's largest rail terminus after Zurich, are important transport hubs that visitors will remember as Leipzig's showcase and are in themselves a tourist attraction.
Among Leipzig's famous sons and daughters are Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Richard Wagner, Clara Schumann, Karl Liebknecht, Walter Ulbricht, Annemarie Renger, Gisela Uhlen, Mike Leckebusch, Frank Schöbel, Till Lindemann, Inka Bause, Utta Danella, Rolf Becker, Simone Thomalla, Heiko Thieme, Kristin Otto, Sebastian Krumbiegel and Bill Kaulitz.

Suite Hotel Leipzig (0,8 Km)
Permoserstraße 50
04328 Leipzig
https://suitehotel-leipzig.de
Pension Walther (1,0 Km)
An den Theklafeldern 1
04328 Leipzig
http://www.pensionwalther.de