Bach Museum

The former residence of Bach was rebuilt from the 16th to 18th centuries and was not transformed into its present appearance until 2000. There are many facilities to listen to Bach's works, and people with a heart can enjoy themselves here.

The Bach Museum can really see you, the whole museum is quite good, the collection here is very unique, there are many traces of the city can see you. [Fun] Very interesting museum [Cost-effective] Free visit is very good [View] History of the city

Admission is 8 euros and you pay in the small shop before entering the next building. There are free lockers that require you to lock your backpack. Be sure to recommend audio guides in multiple languages (also free). My favorite room is the listening room, where you can choose from a variety of Bach’s works, including fragments and historical performances. The film shown in the studio is fascinating, and the original Bach works of various instruments are amazing on paper.

If you go to Leipzig, you must go. A place to know about Bach. Recommended

If you have time, spend half a day, quiet museum, deep historical precipitation

The Bach Museum is located in a Baroque building opposite Thomas Church in Leipzig. There are many Bach documents, musical instruments and furniture in the museum. He shows the composer's life in Leipzig to the world.

The Bach Museum is just across the street from St. Thomas Church. There are many materials about Bach and his family. Bach's music listening is very praised. You can sit comfortably on the sofa and enjoy Bach's music works. There are some interesting settings in the Museum. If you like Bach, you can stay here all day without boredom.