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The 20-meter-high tower is affectionately called the "Wobbly Tower" by the people of Leipzig because it sways back and forth on windy days. After a walk in the park on a nice day, the climb up the numerous steps is worthwhile and rewards you with a new perspective and a panoramic view of Leipzig and the surrounding region.

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A beautiful little pond in the Rosental 🐸

Was a great start and finish point for the company run 🏃🏽‍♀️

RB Leipzig has been playing in the Bundesliga since 2016. After four promotions in seven years, the club reached the top German league in 2016. Since then, they have established themselves in the Bundesliga and have frequently qualified for the UEFA Champions League.

RB Leipzig has played its home games at the Red Bull Arena since 2010. We can already look back on many great moments at this football temple – and many more are guaranteed to come. We've compiled everything you need to know about our stadium here.

The Kleine Luppe is one of the numerous tributaries of the White Elster in its anastomosing river course (often referred to as the inland delta). It flows exclusively in the city of Leipzig and is a water body of the first order in terms of water law.[2] The Kleine Luppe branches off from the White Elster in Leipzig above the Palmengarten weir as a left tributary, is regulated by a weir in Lindenau, passes under Kuhturmstrasse at the Angerbrücke and flows into the Nahle in the Leipzig Auwald near Leutzsch. In Lindenau, in the area of Lützner Strasse, it split into the western course of the same name and the eastern course called Kuhburger Wasser, which has since been filled in. The latter merged in the area of the Amelungswehr in Niederholz with the Nahle, which had branched off from the White Elster shortly before, and which merged with the Kleine Luppe a little later. From here on, it was only called the Luppe, but today bears the name of the Nahle, which was expanded for flood protection. The Kleine Luppe is a section of the Luppe, which was split several times during the construction of the Neue Luppe and still flows separately into the Saale today.

The 2,650 m long Elster Basin stretches west of Leipzig's old town from the Palmengarten weir (also: Upper Elster weir) to the Lower Elster weir in the Auenwald. It is 155 m wide, and the water level is between 104.4 m above sea level at the Palmengarten weir and 104.3 m above sea level at the Lower Elster weir. The basin is fed at its southern end via the Palmengarten weir from the water of the White Elster and the Elster flood bed. There are three outflows at the northern end of the basin: the Nahle begins on the left at the Nahle weir, the New Elster branches off from the basin on the right via the Lower Elster weir, while the largest amount of water normally flows out of the middle via the Luppe weir as the New Luppe. The Elster Basin, together with the White Elster, is a first-order river.