Arrival

The international Leipzig/Halle Airport is located right next to the motorway junction Schkeuditzer Kreuz (A9, A14), 18 kilometres from Leipzig.

Numerous airlines connect Leipzig/Halle Airport with destinations in Germany, Europe and North Africa.
Business travellers have access to the entire globe thanks to the connections to important hubs such as Munich, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Vienna and Paris.
Holidaymakers profit from daily connections to holiday regions around the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic.

An Airport Express train travels between Leipzig Central Railway Station in the city centre, Leipzig Trade Fair exhibition centre and airport in 14 minutes.

Travelling by train to Leipzig you will arrive at one of Germany's most modern and most beautiful stations.

With its long-distance connections, its IntercityExpress, Intercity, EuroCity, CityNightLine and DB NachtZug connections, the Station boasts good and rapid links in all directions.

Direct IntercityExpress lines ply every hour from Hamburg, Berlin, Frankfurt, Erfurt, Munich, Nuremberg and Dresden to Leipzig. There are non-stop Intercity connections from Magdeburg, Hannover, Bremen and Dortmund.

There are direct train connections to all bigger cities in the vicinity.
From Leipzig Central Station MDV (Central German Transport Network) offers excellent transport links to busses and trams.

Because of the motorways A9 (Berlin-München), A14 (Magdeburg-Dresden) and A38 (southern by-pass) Leipzig is centrally integrated in the federal motorway network and can be reached by one of the following exits:

A 9 Berlin-München:
junction Leipzig-Bad Dürrenberg - B 87
junction Leipzig-West - B 181
junction Großkugel - B 6

A 14 Dresden-Magdeburg:
junction Leipzig-Ost - B 6
junction Leipzig-Nordost - B 87
junction Leipzig-Messegelände
junction Leipzig-Mitte - B 2, B 184
junction Leipzig-Nord

A 38 southern by-pass of Leipzig:
junction Leipzig-Südwest - B 186

Leipzig is tangent to national highways B 2, B 6, B 87, B 95, B 181 and B 184.