RV rental in Leipzig

Located in the German state of Saxony, Leipzig has an illustrious musical heritage and was home to the famous composers Bach and Wagner. Situated at the junction of two Roman roads, Leipzig has a historic Old Town with plenty of museums and galleries. The city is at the southern end of the North German Plain and the area around the city is perfect for campervan exploration with lakes and waterways, palaces and medieval castles. There are dedicated hiking and biking routes amongst the romantic landscapes of the Mulde and Elbe Rivers and plenty of opportunities to kayak and canoe.

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Düben Heath Nature Reserve
Just 51 kilometres north of Leipzig on the B2 is Düben Heath, a beautiful landscape between the Rivers Elbe and Mulde. It is a haven for wildlife, with opportunities to see cranes, osprey, deer, and beavers on the hiking and biking trails. There are also guided tours for visitors who want more information. The reserve has a low-lying area of lakes, forests, and quaint villages, so it is perfect for campervan life, with stunning scenery to accompany your drive. There is also a moated castle and a 15th-century mill at Bad Dueben. Access back to Leipzig is easy, and you are also within reach of the picturesque spa town of Bad Schmiedeberg.

Saale-Unstrut-Triasland Nature Park
One hundred kilometres west of Leipzig, following the A38, is the Saale-Unstrut-Triasland Nature Park, an excellent location for visitors who want to blend landscape, culture, and history while enjoying scenic drives and beautiful camping areas. Naumburg has a magnificent medieval cathedral and plenty of vineyards to explore for wine buffs, with specialities like Pinots and Rieslings.

Niederlausitzer Heidelandschaft Nature Park
Rent a campervan in Leipzig and head northeast - a journey of 85 kilometres lies the Niederlausitzer Neidenlandschaft Nature Park on the B87. The nature park is an enchanting area of heathland and moorland with orchards and purple heather, a perfect location to explore and camp with excellent walking and cycling. Midway between Leipzig and Dresden and just two hours from Berlin, this is a fantastic base for exploring these cities with a tranquil and beautiful location to come back to at the end of the day.

The Battle of the Nations Monument
Known as Germany’s most important war memorial, the Battle of the Nations monument was completed in 1913 as part of the commemorative celebrations to mark the defeat of Napoleon. Architecturally significant and an example of Wilhelmine architecture, the monument is 91 metres tall and has a viewing platform with magnificent views across the surrounding area.

Freiberg
No, this is not the Freiberg in the Black Forest, but an ancient town 114 kilometres from Leipzig with a rich mining history and a great place to head to picking up your motorhome hire in Leipzig. Visit the Terra Mineralia Science Museum, the City and Mining Museum and the renowned silver mines.

Colditz Castle
Colditz was reserved for allied officers who had repeatedly escaped from other camps and sits on a hill overlooking the River Zwickauer Mulde, a tributary of the River Elbe. Its history dates back to the Middle Ages, and the castle was home to the first wildlife park in Germany in 1523.

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