Of course there are many more "simple" reasons that characterize Eilenburg as a great city to work, live, and feel at home.
Living:
- There are many appealing housing options, for example the "Leipziger Plateau" residential area
Education:
- Elementary schools(3), Grammar school (1), Secondary school (1), see
Schools - Specialized schools (for students with behavioural difficulties, students with learning disabilities, and the mentally disabled)
Occupational training centre (in German), 5 km from the city centre- Chimney sweep college for the states of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, 5 km from the city centre
Day care centre (in German) (civic-run and private facilities) with approximately 80 nursery, 260 day care, and 330 after-school-care spots
Astronomy Observatory (in German)
District adult education centre (in German)
District music school
Culture:
City museum- "Music Hour" (Concert series presenting mainly classical music)
Childrens' Theatre
Sports, Leisure:
- Sports stadium
Ski Jump
Leisure and Relaxation Area "Kiesgrube" (ideal for activities such as swimming, camping, and water-skiing)
Most importantly there are dozens of different clubs and associations offering a wide variety of athletic and entertainment activities - something for everyone.
Eilenburg's locational advantages
Due to its central location Eilenburg is an integral part of the Halle-Leipzig economic zone: Traditionally and historically speaking the proximity to Leipzig plays the most important role for this small city.

- The new Leipzig-Halle airport, Photo: CPS
Eilenburg pitches itself as the "green-hearted Mulde-city"
- To read more about this concept or mission statement please refer to the following abstract
"Muldestadt mit grünem Herz" (PDF-Dokument, 43 kB)

- Mulde near Eilenburg, Photo: LRA Nordsachsen
One locational advantage, besides its close proximity to Leipzig and its picturesque Mulde landscape, is the neighbouring Dübener Heathland.

- Cyclists in the Dübener Heathland, Photo: LRA Nordsachsen




