Höfe am Brühl

In the heart of Leipzig's city center, the Höfe am Brühl offers a vibrant shopping experience with over 100 stores on three levels. These include fashion labels for women, men, and children, exciting new technology, offers for athletes and adventurers, as well as beauty highlights and professional cosmetic treatments. In addition to trendy shops such as Bershka, Pull&Bear, Hugo, Tommy Hilfiger, H&M, New Yorker, dm, Müller, and Rituals, the center boasts regional highlights such as MEIN FISCHER and modern food concepts.

Free Wi-Fi, lockers, packing stations, and bicycle parking provide all-round service. Comfortable lounge areas and more than a dozen food and beverage outlets invite you to take a break. Shopping enthusiasts benefit from the "Courtyards at Brühl Club" And if you want to give the shopping experience as a gift, the "Höfe am Brühl Gift Card" is a good choice.

The Höfe am Brühl were built between 2010 and 2012 on the site of the former Konsum department store at Brühl, which first opened in 1908 and was later popularly known as the "Blechbüchse" (tin can). The shopping center's architectural concept combines tradition and modernity by revisiting the history of well-known historic buildings that once stood on this site. The former Lattermanns Hof, the Drey-Schwanen-Hof, and the Plauensche Hof can be found in the newly built shopping center. The Höfe am Brühl, with their distinctive and modern aluminum facade, are also a visual highlight in Leipzig's city center. The "Blechbüchse" facade is considered a Leipzig landmark and has been preserved, along with a 15-meter-long remnant of the sandstone facade from the Wilhelminian era.

Since 2018, the famous Goethe quote "I praise my Leipzig" has also been on the roof of the Höfe am Brühl, along with the city's coat of arms and the greetings "Welcome to Leipzig" in German, English, French and Russian. The neon signs date back to the GDR era. They are among the highlights of Leipzig's illuminated advertising systems and have shaped the face of the city center for decades. The well-known saying from Goethe's Faust "I praise my Leipzig" is used frequently today and is an expression of pride in the beautiful Saxon city.