Goethe's underground wine cellar

Auerbachs Keller. Goethe's underground wine cellar, the famous Faust's restaurant, from the 16th century to the present. Goethe often came here when he was studying in Leipzig.

TIP:
The wine cellar is located near the old Civic Center, in the Meidler Arcade opposite BD station, the restaurant is in a great location, surrounded by the Bach Museum, the Schumann House

The recommended dish is the roast boar meat, which is excellent, 19.9 euros
Sauerkraut and potato balls taste different from those in China and are worth trying

The FANZONE is within walking distance of the European Cup, the square has a great atmosphere and there is a Ferris wheel

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Coffee lovers must be there

Today, I took part in a coffee Workshop and was fascinated by the strong coffee taste as soon as I entered the shop. 90 minutes of coffee knowledge and tasting. Very interesting. You can tell the barista loves his job.

He talked very happy, of course, he loves coffee, asked about his favorite coffee, he said I do not have a favorite coffee, drinking coffee is to see the mood to see the weather. Sometimes it's Indonesian, sometimes it's Colombian. His coffee knowledge was humorous and interesting, and everyone listened very attentively.

The tasting is also very dainty, with six different kinds of coffee poured into the cup. Put a communal spoon in the glass, and when tasting, use the male spoon to scoop into your own small spoon and sip. Take another sip of water before moving on to the next flavor.

It's Ganos Kaffee, just behind St. Thomas Church, just around the corner from the Bach Museum. For those of you who are in Leipzig, you can visit. Reservations are required for tasting.

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Leipzig | East German nostalgia Museum | Nostalgia

Angela visited the museum with a group of Germans, some of whom were once East Germans. When they saw something, they said "xxx is so familiar", with a sense of nostalgia, as if they had really traveled back to the DDR East Germany.

Address: Nikolaistraße 28-32, 04109 Leipzig. Time: 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays)
Tickets: Adults €8.50, students €6. Explanation: None

Getting there: It's a 5-minute walk from Leipzig train station. Wen: At the ticket office, there are many classic East German items, including food and clothing. I bought canned East German pickles, postcards and a travel guide book from the East German period.