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Apelstein 16
A silent guardian of the Battle of Leipzig
Counts toward these achievements:
Leipzig: First Steps10 pts
Leipzig: Explorer25 pts
Leipzig: Insider50 pts
Apelstein 16 quietly witnesses the dramatic events of the 1813 Battle of Leipzig. Nestled in the landscape of Lindenthal, this memorial stone commemorates the brave souls who fought in one of the 19th century's largest conflicts. Visitors can find a moment of peace here and delve into the history etched in stone.
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Did you know?
The Apelstein was erected in 1863.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- January 17, 1863
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Imagine the sounds that once filled this place over 200 years ago. The cries of soldiers and the roar of cannons echoing through the air. As you stand at Apelstein 16, you're stepping into a pivotal moment in history. Look around and feel the calm that now envelops this site. Just south of you is Apelstein 46, another silent guardian of these historic events. Did you know that Theodor Apel, a dedicated citizen of Leipzig, established these stones not just as memorials, but as markers for future generations? Take a moment to reflect on the significance of this place and pay homage to the brave souls who fought here.
Location
Nearby

Apelstein 46 (Nordwest)
856 m away

Gustav-Adolf-Kirche
1.0 km away

Apelstein 14
734 m away

Gustav-Adolf-Denkmal
828 m away

Ehem. Mitteldeutsche Motorenwerke
1.8 km away

Ev.-Luth. Kirche zu Wiederitzsch
2.1 km away

Wiederitzscher Eisenbahnviadukt
2.2 km away

St. Gabrielskirche
2.6 km away