Neues Rathaus (Leipzig)

The town hall was built on the former foundations of Pleissenburg. The tower Pleissenburg was preserved as a symbol of Leipzig, and integrated into the building.

one of the landmarks of Leipzig

A very impressive building. A guided tour with lots of background information and stories is recommended.

one of the landmarks of Leipzig

The city hall tower, which is identical to the rest of the tower of the Pleissenburg up to the top floor, is the highest in Germany with a height of 114.7 meters. 417 steps lead to an observation deck.
The climb is worthwhile!

The town hall has beautiful interesting corners, such as in the basement, the tower, the halls, the upper corridor, the paternoster ...

Ingenious building

Make a lot of it. Impressive.

the new town hall is located on W.Leuscher Platz

The New Town Hall in Leipzig has been the seat of the city administration since 1905. It is located on the southwest corner of the inner city ring within sight of the Reichsgericht building, the seat of the Federal Administrative Court. The 114.7 meter high town hall tower is considered the highest in Germany and is one of the city's landmarks. It can be climbed as part of a guided tour.
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The seat of the city administration has been there since 1905

The historic Ratskeller deserves a special mention.

graceful as a castle and beautiful city parks in the immediate vicinity

Like a castle. Mr. Jung is currently in charge of Leipzig's fortunes.

Built on the foundations of the razed Pleissenburg Castle, the monumental building has a fairy-tale effect thanks to its eclectic architectural style with elements from the late Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau. And yet the building is reminiscent of the medieval stronghold where, in July 1519, the Leipzig disputation between Martin Luther and the challenger Dr. Johannes Eck took place. Luther, along with Melanchthon, fearlessly defended his views on the Reformation.