With Team Building in Leipzig, we’re heading to eastern Germany, which is becoming more and more beautiful and vibrant. The city of Leipzig has truly taken on a new luster in recent years and is now a popular destination for tourists from both Germany and abroad. To help you and your colleagues spend a great weekend or a wonderful day together, far away from deadlines and office stress, Teambuilding Leipzig can put together a customized program for you. In a city like Leipzig, where modern innovation, knowledge, and research meet a historic setting, a rich cultural experience is guaranteed! The new Augusteum building of the University of Leipzig on Augustusplatz makes an impressive visual impact even as you approach. This renowned university, founded as early as 1409, has produced notable alumni such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Angela Merkel. Augustusplatz is a meeting point of modernity—hard-won and well-deserved in Leipzig—and the historical beauty that characterizes this ancient city. Enjoy this unique diversity with Teambuilding Leipzig and let yourself be inspired anew by an innovative society. Teambuilding Leipzig can organize a relaxing experience for you and your colleagues with great recreational activities or invite you to benefit from Leipzig—the trade fair city—on a professional level as well.
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In the wider Leipzig area, spanning the states of Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt, there are still many beautiful places to discover. The two cities of Halle and Naumburg in the lovely state of Saxony-Anhalt offer a rural idyll along the Saale River. Although Halle is the largest city in this state, its historic buildings and half-timbered houses give it a very cozy atmosphere, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy yourself. The self-proclaimed “cultural capital” of Saxony-Anhalt offers a wide variety of options for opera, theater, and other forms of entertainment. The town of Grimma is part of the Leipzig district and also contributes to the diversity of the state of Saxony. Situated directly in the valley of the Mulde River, Grimma is an idyllic spot that fully embodies the beauty of the German countryside. On the banks of the Mulde lies the historic old town, which bears the marks of various eras and thus offers a rich variety of art, culture, and sights.
Leipzig really knows how to celebrate Christmas in a big way. The Leipzig Christmas Market, which has been held since 1458, is one of the oldest and most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany. With over 300 festively decorated stalls spread across several squares in the historic Old Town, there’s something to discover everywhere. Between mulled wine, the famous Leipzig “Lerchen,” and lovingly decorated stalls, time flies by faster than you’d expect. A real highlight is the Finnish Village on Augustusplatz. Here, cozy wooden huts, Finnish glögi, smoked salmon, and even reindeer specialties create a Scandinavian Christmas atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to warm up and, while you’re at it, find out just how many of your coworkers suddenly claim to have always been big fans of Finnish cuisine.
If you’d rather take a trip back in time, you should visit the Historic Christmas Market at the Naschmarkt. Amid open fire pits, street performers, artisans in medieval attire, and hot mead, you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped into a Christmas market from centuries past. Only the smartphones in visitors’ hands reveal that we’ve actually arrived in the 21st century. Finally, the Christmas market at the Feinkost offers a completely different atmosphere. Creative artisans, live music, original gift ideas, and delicious street food make this alternative Christmas market the perfect way to round off a successful evening. Everyone is guaranteed to find an extraordinary Christmas gift here—or at least a good excuse for why they bought something for themselves. And as with any successful Christmas party, there’s always that one colleague in Leipzig who says, “I’m only here for the mulled wine.” Two hours later, that same person is carrying a bag full of handmade Christmas decorations, sampling Finnish glögi, sipping medieval mead, and enthusiastically declaring that Christmas shopping is actually a team sport.
