Showing posts with label Leipzig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leipzig. Show all posts

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Save $100 on a fabulous Christian tour of Germany

Have you been promising yourself a trip to see the Lutheran sites of Germany? You are warmly invited to join the Celebration of Luther and Bach in September, 2011.

We'll be visiting the main Lutheran sites: Wittenberg, Eisleben, Erfurt, Eisenach, Mainz, Worms, and Augsburg, all with expert local guides.

This tour also highlights the places associated with J.S. Bach, including Leipzig, Dresden and Eisenach. We'll be attending a Bach cantata at St. Thomas' Church in Dresden and there will an optional concert that evening with the Gewandhaus orchestra.

As on all Reformation Tours trips, you will travel by deluxe bus accompanied by an expert tour director, stay in delightful centrally-located hotels and enjoy delicious meals. The real highlight is always the fellowship and joy of traveling with other Christians.

We're offering an Easter special of $100 off for reservations made before May 10th, so click here to visit the webpage today or call us on 1-800-303-5534.


Monday, November 24, 2008

The Leipzig Christmas Market opens today


There's nothing quite like a German Christmas market and today marks the opening of one of the most popular. The Leipzig Christmas market dates back to the year 1767. This year it is open from November 24th through December 22nd, 2008, with 250 stalls. The main area will be Marktplatz market square where visitors will be able to marvel at a massive Saxon spruce Christmas tree, and enjoy a wide variety of performances at the market square stage. Visitors can also see the world’s largest free-standing advent calendar (857 square meters) in the Böttchergasse alleyway, designed by Leipzig schools. Make a point to be there at 4:30pm every day from December 1-24th to watch the windows being opened.

To learn more about Leipzig, we invite you to visit our webpage and learn about Luther's connections with the city, the prayer meeting that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall.