Führung über den Südfriedhof

The Leipzig South Cemetery, consecrated in 1886, is one of the largest and most artistically significant cemeteries in Europe. With its outstanding park landscapes and approximately 500 significant works of art, along with the largest cemetery building in Europe, it is a major memorial site. The Leipzig South Cemetery, consecrated in 1886, is among the largest and most artistically significant cemeteries in Europe. With its exceptional park creation, roughly 500 notable works of art, and the largest cemetery building in Europe, it is a significant monument. 560,000 Leipzig residents have found their final resting place here, including prominent architects, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, the mayors of the city, and the world-famous Thomaskantors and Gewandhaus conductors.