Apel's Garden
In addition to Saxon cuisine, prepared according to time-honored recipes, guests are treated to everything they need for a special Leipzig-style culinary experience. The traditional dishes are also paired with international delicacies.
The name “Apels Garten” is inspired by the former Baroque garden of the same name. Around 1700, the merchant Andreas Dietrich Apel inherited the Bieringischer Garten—which had existed since 1629—and expanded it in the years that followed. The fan-shaped park was located in what is now the inner Weststadt district and existed until around 1800, after which the area was developed.
The name “Apels Garten” is inspired by the former Baroque garden of the same name. Around 1700, the merchant Andreas Dietrich Apel inherited the Bieringischer Garten—which had existed since 1629—and expanded it in the years that followed. The fan-shaped park was located in what is now the inner Weststadt district and existed until around 1800, after which the area was developed.
Good to know
Openings
Cuisine types
Regional dishes
German
Eligibility
Suitable for any Weather
For Groups
for individual guests
Directions & Parking facilities
- By public transit: The nearest stop is Leipzig, Thomaskirche (tram line 9 and bus lines 89, 412). From there, it’s about a 450-meter walk to the destination. Other nearby stops include Gottschedstraße and Neues Rathaus.
By car: Apels Garten is located in the western part of downtown Leipzig and can be reached via Dittrichring. The nearest parking option is the CONTIPARK Martin-Luther-Ring parking garage. Author
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