Let’s begin our adventure into the hidden stories of Leipzig starting from the Old Town Hall, and learning about one of the oldest trade cities in Europe and the place where Napoleon was defeated. Admire the XVI-cent. Renaissance building. Built in only 9 months, the building is known for its infamous local jail and torture chamber. Look inside Auerbach's Keller, the oldest continuously operated pub. Explore the Mädler Passage with its impressive architectural and historical grandeur. Move on to St. Thomas Church and Bach Museum and hear the stories of the place. Next, continue to Nikolaikirche, Leipzig's largest church and proceed to Augustusplatz to see the main campus of Leipzig's University and Krochhochhaus, the city's first high-rise. Continue along Grunewaldstrase, passing by the Concert Hall, famous for its fine acoustics and Rossplatz to see Stalin-era architecture. Explore the boulevard and the New Town Hall to admire the 114.8 metres tower tallest city hall tower in Germany.