Delicatessen & spoon family

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The iconic "Löffelfamilie" neon sign is a remnant of the eventful history of the delicatessen area, which is now a popular meeting place.
The Löffelfamilie is an inseparable part of Leipzig's Karl-Liebknecht-Straße. Today, there is a beer garden under the neon sign and flea markets and the Feinkost summer cinema are held regularly. The site of today's delicatessen was opened as a brewery in the late 19th century and later gave way to a food production plant. After the Second World War, the canned food production of the state-owned company Feinkost moved into the premises, marking the birth of the iconic spoon family. As part of the GDR party initiative "Leipzig - City of Water and Light", this neon sign, along with many other neon signs in the city, is now a listed cultural asset and a fixture in the hearts of Leipzig residents.

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Public transportation: The nearest stop is Leipzig, Hohe Str. (lines 10, 11). The destination is about 170 m on foot from there.

By car: The Volkshaus Leipzig is located in the southern center of Leipzig and can be reached via Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz, Peterssteinweg and Karl-Liebknecht-Straße.

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Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH

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Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH
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