172 accommodation offers in Leipzig and surroundings

You can find pensions in Leipzig with Pension.de

There have been markets in Leipzig since 1165, when the city and market rights were granted to the town. When the resulting exchange of goods, which mainly took place with the Slavic areas, developed rapidly, the city was granted the privilege of holding fairs by Emperor Maximilian I in 1497. As early as the late Middle Ages, the inhabitants of the town at the confluence of the Weißer Elster, Pleiße and Parthe rivers were forced to provide accommodation and guest rooms in order to offer bed and board to traders and visitors to Leipzig who were interested in buying. Finding pensions in Leipzig is not a big problem. From then on, three times a year, at New Year, Easter and Michaelmas, merchants would flock to the city for several weeks to do good business. At the same time this proves that pensions in Leipzig have a great tradition, which is still cultivated with love and passion by many of the city's inhabitants. This is expressed by the numerous guesthouses in Leipzig, which can be found mainly in the outer districts of the city. Their landlords enjoy respect and recognition far beyond the city limits for their hospitality and the Saxonian cosiness they offer.

Leipzig's development into the most important trade fair location in Germany, next to Frankfurt, was accompanied by a real building boom, which is still evident today in St Thomas' Church, the later place of work of Johann Sebastian Bach. The houses of rich merchants, built of stone and panelled with wood inside, soon dominated the city centre. In the typical Leipzig arrangement of residential and commercial buildings, these were usually connected by a passageway courtyard. The Barthels Hof, built in 1523, is regarded as the oldest evidence of this. This building tradition found its continuation in the famous passages, the most famous of which is the Mädlerpassage, which is used as an exquisite shopping street. Other buildings worth seeing in Leipzig include the 16th century Old Town Hall, the Old Weigh House and the Moritz Bastion. Among the city's cultural institutions, the numerous museums, such as the Fine Arts Museum, the Grasssimuseum or the Panometer, which presents the largest panorama paintings in the world, stand out. A further cultural focus, besides numerous cabarets, is the city's musical life, which can be enjoyed almost daily in the New Gewandhaus and the Leipzig Opera House.

For landlords: Pensions in Leipzig offer

In order to discover and experience all this and much more, a large number of landlords offer their guesthouses in Leipzig as accommodation for short or long-term visits for tourist and, of course, business reasons. The Pension.de portal gives you the opportunity to present your accommodations and the services they offer in detail in text and pictures. Pension.de also offers landlords the opportunity to use this online portal to inform themselves about any legal problems that may arise, to find out about the special needs of pension guests or to receive suggestions for improving the services offered. In this way, Pension.de becomes a reliable helper for all landlords who want to present their pensions in Leipzig to the general public.

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Everyone who wants to visit the city on the river Pleiße will find accommodation on the portal Pension.de that meets their individual needs. Especially in the outskirts of Leipzig, such as in Lindenthal, Liebertwolkwitz or Engelsdorf, there is a wide range of offers. A dense network of bus, S-Bahn and regional train lines ensures that all destinations on the programme can be easily reached in the constantly growing and increasingly attractive city of Leipzig.