Day 5 in Leipzig

Today I did my catch-up work and got closer to the crematorium. You could enter the urn hall downstairs, but funeral ceremonies were taking place upstairs, which I didn't want to disturb.

My discovery tour also took me to the Clara Zetkin Park. The park was covered in yellow-orange-brown leaves and there was a 'dead silence', but you could still hear the magpies splashing.

The park is very beautiful, perfect for a Victorian breakfast *grins*

If I had brought a picnic basket with food, I would have found a cozy spot.

Unfortunately, I can't tell you more about Leipzig because I'm leaving tomorrow.

One thing is still on the agenda, namely the Dark Flower.

The Dark Flower is an alternative music club that is celebrating its 18th anniversary today and tomorrow.

In the evening, the club's birthday party took place and the lead singer of Eisbrecher was the guest DJ, dressed in an elegant black suit.
I had to pinch myself that he was there and suddenly he was right in front of me *excited, applause, excited*

The evening was short, but the day of departure was long.

I hope you enjoyed learning a little more about Leipzig and my personal impressions of this city.

With a smiling and teary eye, I left the city outside of the WGTs.