Monument5b2f2f44…9bf7Place of Remembrance
Verweildenkmal Monarchenhügel
Monarchenhügel: A vantage point of allied rulers
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The memorial at Monarchenhügel in Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz commemorates the Battle of Leipzig in 1813. From this spot, the three allied monarchs observed the course of the battles and learned of Napoleon's retreat. The monument was erected on October 19, 1847, by the Association for the Celebration of October 19.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- October 19, 1847
Guided Story
Standing at this memorial on Monarchenhügel, you're at the second highest point in Leipzig, at 159 meters above sea level. It was here in 1813 that the three allied monarchs observed the pivotal Battle of Leipzig. From this very spot, they learned of Napoleon's retreat. The monument you see was erected on October 19, 1847, to commemorate this significant event. Just 15 meters east from here, you can spot the Apelstein 32.
Location
Nearby
Schwarzenbergdenkmal
262 m away
Apelstein 32
16 m away
Meusdorfer Park
302 m away
Hafis-Gedenkstein
896 m away
water tower Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz (Südost 3)
1.3 km away
Kirche Zuckelhausen
1.5 km away
Heiliger Georg Leipzig
1.2 km away
Kirche Liebertwolkwitz
1.7 km away
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