When traveling to Leipzig, don't forget to visit Karl-Heine-Kanal - one of the most picturesque places in the German city. Here you can take a stroll admiring the views all around. Especially those looking for a secluded place will like it here. However, the latter would also be interested in walking along Alter Johannisfriedhof where the atmosphere of serenity reigns. Among the graves, one can find the graves of several famous Germans. Although the cemetery was destroyed during the Second World War, the gravestones are still admirable, as it was restored afterward almost immediately.
The first landmark many tourists explore while in Leipzig is Das Alte Rathaus that presently houses a historical museum. The building dates back to the 14th century, however, it acquired its current appearance in the 17th century. The building served as a Town Hall until the early 20th century, after which the municipality moved to a new one (Das Neue Rathaus). Compared with the latter, the old Town Hall is somewhat smaller but no less remarkable. As for the new Town Hall, it's worth mentioning that it occupies almost an entire quarter and rises high above the city and thus draws general attention. Tourists immediately see: it is here that they want to spend time going around the magnificent building and peering into every detail of it.
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