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Park an der Etzoldschen Sandgrube

A tribute to Leipzig's lost university church

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Located in southeast Leipzig, the Park an der Etzoldschen Sandgrube features a memorial for the University Church of St. Paul, demolished in 1968. Also known as Freundschaftspark, it provides a serene space where history and nature meet.

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On city maps, the park is also listed as Freizeitpark Südost.

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Former Name: Etzoldsche Sandgrube

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You're now at the Park an der Etzoldschen Sandgrube, also known as Freundschaftspark. This spot in southeast Leipzig holds a significant piece of history. Take a moment to explore the memorial for the University Church of St. Paul, demolished in 1968. Nearby, about 317 meters to the southeast, lies the Monument of German-Russian Brotherhood in Arms. This park provides a tranquil setting to reflect on the past. If you continue south, you'll find Apelstein 31, another monument, 534 meters away, marking the historical importance of this area.