You can’t visit Leipzigs’ Bach without visiting his Museum. You will find relics, original music paper, Bach ‘piano’ and cello but you will also be able to sit, relax and enjoy his wonderful music. Fantastic museum.

A superb museum particularly for lovers of Bach music and the history of baroque music. There is plenty of interesting displays to read and watch and a copious supply of recordings of Bach music to listen to. Over the road is the Thomas Kirche where one can see original instruments of the baroque period and hear live performances of Cantatas and the Passions.

Very nice museum. Beautifully curated and interactive. Highly recommend the audio tour, perfect for solo or small groups. Perfect to visit St Thomas and St Nickolas after or before the museum.

Located in the former Bose family home across St. Thomas church where Bach spent most of his career as a musician. It has interactive displays along with manuscripts and some of the instruments that belonged to the composer. Definitely worth a visit.

Excellent Museum on Bach and his family. Located in the Bose family home (close friend & colleague ) right across from the church where he spent most of his career. Great displays of original scores. Very good Interactive displays where you can stop and listen to many of his works. And the original organ that he performed on. Audio guide available in English and very informative. Highly recommend especially for lovers of classical music!