Book café of the Bürgerverein Gohlis: Reading with Manja Reinhardt from "Blaue Glücksorte in und um Leipzig" and "Zu Fuß durch Leipzig"
Manja Reinhardt works as a freelance author in her hometown of Leipzig and writes mainly about culture and travel. When she is not sitting at her desk, she discovers new and historical things on her tours, as well as surprising things. In doing so, she explores the hidden sides of the city or gains a new perspective on familiar places. After taking her readers on 12 walks "On foot through Leipzig" and discovering "Green places of happiness in Leipzig", she now takes us on a search for 80 "Blue places of happiness in and around Leipzig". During her reading, the author will present one or two insider tips and share anecdotes about the places presented. She will also ask one or two exciting questions from her Leipzig quiz, which will be published in March, and invites you to join in the guessing.
Blue places of happiness in and around Leipzig
It sparkles blue in and around Leipzig: whether on one of the small rivers and canals, hidden ponds or countless lakes. Several watercourses come together here. Idyllically cruise through Little Venice, listen to the lively babbling of the water or take a dip in the cool water. A sauna by the lake provides warmth and the best pancakes ensure culinary bliss. The perfect setting to swap the hustle and bustle of the city for the sound of water!
On foot through Leipzig
Gohlis walk: "If it's too good for you, go to Gohlis" - you can still hear this saying today when it comes to the Gohlis district. The origin is attributed to Goethe. At a time when Gohlis was still a small village outside the city, he liked to take walks to Gohlis during his student days. He preferred the health-promoting fresh country air to the stuffy city air. Goethe's actual saying "If you're not feeling well, go to Gohlis!" was modified in the vernacular. It alluded to the fact that only the better-off could afford a trip to the summer resort. Let's take a walk through Gohlis and see which of the two sayings fits better.
Free admission!
Admission: from 2.30 pm (free choice of seats)
Venue: The event will take place in the hall of the Budde-Haus (first floor).
Catering: Drinks available
Sponsor: The Budde-Haus is supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Leipzig.
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