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Every weekend, LVB offers sightseeing tours in a modified tram called "Gläserner Leipziger". Buy your ticket in advance from any of the LVB service offices listed above; it includes a day ticket for zone 110 (Leipzig) of the MDV network. The tour takes about 2 hours.
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Baroque architecture.
Museum of Fine Arts, "Bildermuseum"
Housed in a glass cube, this museum features paintings from the 15th century through today. Highlights include paintings by local artists Max Beckman and Max Klinger, as well as Caspar David Friedrich, Lucas Cranach the Younger, and Claude Monet.
This office provides city maps, tour bookings, and expert advice on local sights and events. A variety of helpful leaflets and thematic brochures are also available for download on their website.
The tour lasts 2½ hours, comprising a 1-hour guided walk through the city centre and a bus tour of 1½ hours to sights elsewhere. You can also book each part of the tour individually. Buy your ticket at tourist information, where the tour starts.
Calm atmosphere in the middle of the city. Inside you'll find the arthouse cinema Passage Kinos.