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Leipzig's most famous monument commemorates the decisive battle against Napoleon in October 1813, which was fought in the fields around Leipzig.
With around half a million soldiers and more than 110.000 casualties, the event became the largest battle of the 19th century.
The structure was dedicated on October 18, 1913, in the middle of the former battlefield to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in the battle. The memorial is not only visually striking, but also due to its 364-step observation deck, which offers a phenomenal panoramic view of Leipzig and the surrounding area at a height of 91 meters. Passenger elevators take visitors up to the upper outer walkway at a height of 58 meters.
In addition, guided tours, choir concerts, open-air events, museum educational offers and special exhibitions take place here all year round. The FORUM 1813 museum, which is integrated into the monument complex, also offers spectacular insights into the events of the Wars of Liberation and the Battle of the Nations.
The Monument to the Battle of the Nations is also an impressive destination for families. Even small children as young as three years old can climb the Monument to the Battle of the Nations. The Monument to the Battle of the Nations Foundation also organizes regular events for children. Guided tours for schoolchildren can also be booked. The Monument to the Battle of the Nations has audio guides in several languages available for visitors of all ages.
For the very little ones and their parents, there are changing tables in both the barrier-free toilet and the ladies' toilet.
Good to know
Opening hours
Price information
Guided tours (Thursdays at 14 pm): €2,00
students,
trainees,
students,
BFDler, FÖJler and
Severely disabled persons according to §2, paragraph 2 of the Social Code (IX) with a GdB of 50% or more with corresponding ID
General Information
Parking lots available
Bus stop available
fitness
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for individual guests
suitable for seniors
foreign languages
Accessibility
- Barrier-free access to the monument to the left of the main entrance opposite the park restaurant.
- Alternative entrance for wheelchair users to the lift to the crypt and to the wheelchair toilet through the “golden gate” under St. Michael.
- Elevator to the gallery at a height of 49 meters.
- Tactile model and audio guide for blind visitors as well as a guidance system for the blind available.
- Guide dogs allowed.
designated disabled parking space available
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Lift floor area min. 110x140 cm
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Movement area in front of the toilet bowl min. 150x150 cm
Space to the left or right of the toilet bowl min. 90 cm
Foldable grab handles on the toilet bowl
Help/Offers for blind and visually impaired people
Arrival & Parking
By car: Parking is available in front of the monument (Park & Ride).
Contact person: in
Mr. Steffen Poser
author
Leipzig Tourism and Marketing GmbH
Organization
Leipzig Tourism and Marketing GmbH
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