Markkleeberg

Markkleeberg is a town south of Leipzig in Saxony that spans several districts and is characterized by lakes and green spaces. The municipal area is crossed by the Pleiße river and offers various recreational opportunities for visitors and residents.

The town was formed through the union of several communes and gained its current shape in the 1930s as a merger of different settlements. This administrative consolidation shaped the structure and development of the place to this day.

The town has become a gathering place for relaxation, where locals and visitors spend time by the lake and enjoy outdoor activities. The community regularly uses the waterfront paths for walking and spending time together.

The town is easily accessible from Leipzig and has good transportation connections to the nearby city. Visitors will find sufficient ways to orient themselves and can easily access the lakes and recreational facilities.

The area is home to several lakes that formed from former mining activities and are now popular destinations. These water bodies tell the story of the industrial past while offering recreation and water sports today.

Location: Landkreis Leipzig

Inception: January 1, 1934

Elevation above the sea: 115 m

Shares border with: Leipzig, Großpösna, Böhlen, Zwenkau

Website: https://markkleeberg.de

GPS coordinates: 51.27555,12.36917

Latest update: December 20, 2025 00:23