Leipzig-Leutzsch

Leipzig-Leutzsch is a railway station located in the Leutzsch district of Leipzig and is protected as a cultural heritage monument. The building has a practical design with a main reception hall and multiple platform areas connected through covered structures.

The station opened in 1856 and marked an important phase of railway expansion in Saxony during the industrial period. It has since maintained its role as a regional transport hub.

The station displays the craftsmanship of 19th-century building practices through its distinctive details and proportions that visitors notice when entering the structure. The construction reflects architectural conventions that were common in railway building of that era and speaks to the standards of its time.

The grounds are accessible from multiple sides and offer enough space for navigation between platform areas. Visitors should use standard schedule sources for current connection information.

The building today combines monument protection with active train service, meaning historical structures continue to serve their original purpose. This makes it a rare example of ongoing use without major renovation.

Location: Leipzig

Inception: 1856

Official opening: March 22, 1856

Operator: DB Station&Service AG

Address: Am Ritterschlößchen 3

Website: https://bahnhof.de/leipzig-leutzsch

GPS coordinates: 51.35393,12.30490

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07