„Quite urban!“ A tour of Leipzig

So what’s the deal with the right to protest? What does the Federal Administrative Court do? And how does the law relate to our everyday lives?

The free guided tour „Quite Urban! A Walk Through Leipzig,“ organized by the Forum Recht Foundation, answers these and many other questions. Together, we’ll discover Leipzig’s curiosities and the city’s scandals—both big and small—and learn about places related to the law as well as fascinating legal cases.

Follow us on a journey through the history of the rule of law and discover a new side of Leipzig.

Service

Time period: April through October, on the third Thursday of every month,
Special Editions: Thursday, May 21, and Saturday, May 23, 2026, in cooperation with the Foundation for Sites of German Democratic History

Duration: from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. each time

Meeting point: The meeting place is in front of the Federal Administrative Court, Simsonplatz 1, 04107 Leipzig. Please look for an orange umbrella!

Accessibility Information: The tour is accessible. The route features lowered curbs for wheelchair users. Participants should be comfortable with a walk of approximately 3.0 km. Please note that we do not offer additional assistance for people with visual or hearing impairments. Headphones are available for about 30 guests, and the tour guide’s voice is amplified with a microphone. You should also expect to encounter numerous sensory stimuli in the urban environment during the tour.
If you have any specific questions about this, please don't hesitate to contact us: rundgang-leipzig@stiftung-forum-recht.de!

Individual appointments: Groups of ten or more can also request custom dates at: rundgang-leipzig@stiftung-forum-recht.de.

More information: https://stiftung-forum-recht.de/vermittlung/recht-stadtlich-leipzig/