Leipzig is a cosmopolitan city with a remarkable history. Since its foundation, it has contributed enormously to European economic, intellectual and cultural life. In addition to its role as a commercial centre with an international trade fair, it has one of the oldest universities in Germany, has influenced the world of music via Bach, Mendelssohn and St. Thomas' Boys Choir, and provided the main driving force behind the peaceful revolution in 1989 that initiated the reunification of Germany. If you are planning a visit to Leipzig, give yourself plenty of time. The hospitality of the city is almost inexhaustible – as is the wealth of attractions. Among the most notable are the historic city centre, the famous "Auerbachs Keller" restaurant which appears in Goethe's "Faust", St. Nicholas' Church – whose Ladegast organ was restored with the aid of Porsche – the Gewandhaus Orchestra and the colossal Monument to the Battle of the Nations. We would also be delighted to provide any assistance you may require when planning your visit and can arrange special terms for you with our partner hotels. Learn more about Leipzig here.

Porsche Leipzig is ideally located at the junction of the A9 and A14 motorways – just a 5-minute drive from Leipzig/Halle Airport and 20 minutes from the city centre. Porsche Leipzig is also easily accessible by rail. Details how to find us are available here.