Webers Hof (Hainstraße / Kleine Fleischergasse)

Pedestrian zone
Webers Hof is one of the most important town houses in Leipzig during the transition from Renaissance to Baroque.
The building at Hainstraße 3 in Leipzig has been known as Webers Hof since 1875 and is one of the most important town houses in Leipzig's architectural history. It was built in 1662 as a porticoed house, and the lower three floors with the early Baroque window frames, the two-storey wooden bay window and the stair tower in the inner courtyard have been preserved from the design concept of the time.

The inner courtyard of Webers Hof has been connected to the adjoining Barthels Hof since 1997.

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Directions & Parking facilities

Public transport: The nearest stop is Leipzig, Markt (lines S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S5x, S6, 89). The destination is about 160 m on foot from there. Other stops in the immediate vicinity: Thomaskirche, Goerdelerring.

Car: The nearest parking facilities are the inner-city parking garages. The nearest possible parking facility is the underground parking garage ("Q-Park Marktgalerie") (Thomaskirchhof, 04109 Leipzig).

Organization

Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH

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