Madle- Passage, Leipzig

Very well decorated for the Christmas season. Cafes/Bars available to sit an watch the day pass by. Not a busy place but very pleasant

After a short coffee break, we again ventured through the city centre until we ended up at the ‘Mädler Passage’, a truly stunning arcade. It was built between 1912 and 1914 and was originally a place for sellers of porcelain, ceramics and earthenware. Today, this 140 metre long passage is full of exclusive shops and a great spot for your sightseeing list. It's a nice sightseeing spot.

Beautiful work of architectural art. The stores themselves... Normal strip mall. But the place looks magnificent and houses one of the world's oldest restaurants. The prices are a bit higher than the value, but I suppose.its a good exchange for the gimmick and the antiquity of the place.

Always a nice experience to go back for window shopping. First time ever also ate in the Auerbach's Keller.

Very large and very beautiful passage. There are a large number of different shops and several restaurants with cafeterias. But the most important thing in this passage is its appearance. I would describe it as a beautiful labyrinth of stone and glass in the old style and immersed in the muffled light of sunlight. This place felt like a very small and cozy castle, so the shops themselves were not interesting to me, I just drowned a little in contemplation of the place itself.