
Apelstein 17
Witness to the Battle of Leipzig's History
Did you know?
Apelstein 17 was erected exactly 50 years after the Battle of Leipzig as part of a series of commemorative stones.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- January 17, 1863
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Can you feel the weight of history in the air? Standing here at Apelstein 17, you're not just looking at a monument; you're gazing into a window of time. Imagine the soldiers who once marched right here, the ground vibrating with the sounds of battle. It was the autumn of 1813, when the allied forces confronted Napoleon's army. This stone stands as a silent witness to the Battle of Leipzig, marking a pivotal moment in history. Look west towards the Wettin Bridge, and picture the strategic movements that unfolded across the landscape. It's a reminder of the past's lasting impact on our present.
Location
Nearby

Auferstehungskirche

Kugeldenkmal

Wettinbrücke

ehemaliger Historischer Straßenbahnhof Leipzig-Möckern

Apelstein 25

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Marienbrücke
