This German music capital is worth visiting.

Leipzig is located in eastern Germany. It is a city full of art and culture. German literary giant Goethe once called it "Little Paris". The musician Bach worked in Leipzig for more than 20 years. For centuries, Leipzig has been an important cultural city in Europe and a "holy land" where music and art lovers linger. 📍St. Thomas Church In 1723 Bach began to Choirmaster of St Thomas Church in Leipzig Period of service He composed nearly 300 religious cantatas that are performed throughout the year. His creative output has reached the peak of his career! Stroll through the church Following the path of the "Father of Western Music" The melody of his cello suite rang in my mind Listen to an organ concert It seems like time has gone back three centuries. 📍Bach Museum Museum next to the church You can also learn about Bach's life in Leipzig Don't forget to visit the museum's back garden There are beautiful pink roses planted here 💕 Until his death in 1750 Bach spent 27 years here 📍Leipzig Old Town Hall Now it is a museum, which houses artworks and documents related to Leipzig's history and culture. 📍University of Leipzig The second oldest university in Germany, its church and university library are worth a closer look 📍Mendelssohn House His representative work is "Wedding March", and concerts are held from time to time in his former residence. 📍Schumann's House It's a little off the beaten track, but if you love classical music, don't miss it! This is a collection of documents, books, and correspondence between Schumann and his wife Clara.