Leipzig

I took a day trip to Leipzig today. The pictures tell the story (But I'll comment too).

So, these are the doors to the train station. Like, Graffiti is everywhere in Germany, but broken windows on a train station is pretty unexpected... not to mention, the doors were locked and the actual way to get in was two open arches that looked like they used to not be open. Idk man. But, i got in the train and it was all good.

So, the pictures below are the St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche) and I went around looking and I ended up at this creepy gated area which turns out, I was not supposed to go to but the do not enter sign was not visible / I may have accidentally knocked it over on my way into said do not enter area so I didn't see it as I went into said area... lol

So, these are just fun relics from East Germany. The standardized car (Trabi) and this is remains of graffiti or writing on these blocks? Not too sure, but these were from the Zeitgeschlichtes forum - really cool free museum in Leipzig.



















So, the picture to the right is just a selfie of me on the panorama tower and you can see most of the city of Leipzig from here... but nothing special really.

So, back in high school, I did this thing called Pass Auf which is basically German quiz bowl. We were supposed to learn a lot about tons of different things... rather than actually learn, I kinda just memorized cues. So, Leipzig and church always cued to Nikolaikirche. Well, after 4 years of not really knowing what I was talking about, I finally got to see it! Pictures aren't allowed of the inside sadly.






So, just another selfie, nothing too special haha.

So, there's this super famous food place in Leipzig called Auerbachs Keller. Since I was alone, I got put with three other guys who were all together and so I had dinner with three strangers. They were fun people and it was a great experience :)

 So, this is two subways... in the same train station. Like, I obviously love subway, but how does this work!?









For all pictures to Leipzig, check out this link to my google drive.