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Marienkirche
CultureVisit: ~45 minFree
At the Marienkirche in Leipzig, visitors can admire a striking Baroque pulpit altar and a valuable winged altarpiece, attributed to a 15th-century Franconian master, depicting key scenes of the Passion, death and resurrection of Jesus. Inside the church there is also a historic organ built in 1899 by Emil Müller, with two manuals in addition to the pedal.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Marienkirche: 5 missions
- Admire the KanzelaltarThe Kanzelaltar is the most important and valuable liturgical piece in this baroque church.
- Listen to the OrgelThe Orgel was built in 1899 by Emil Müller and has two manuals in addition to the pedal.
- View the TafelbildThe Tafelbild Das Tryptichon shows key events from the life of Jesus.
- View the FlügelaltarThe Flügelaltar above the altar table is of extraordinary artistic value.
- Visit MarienkircheVisit Marienkirche in Leipzig and get your bearings on the ground.
Near Marienkirche
Völkerschlachtdenkmal1.3 km awayKlangberg1.4 km awaySüdfriedhof1.5 km awayRussian Orthodox Memorial Church1.9 km awayGerman National Library Leipzig1.9 km awayGerman Museum of Books and Writing2.0 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Marienkirche?
Visiting Marienkirche is free.
How much time do you need for Marienkirche?
Allow about 45 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Marienkirche?
Admire the Kanzelaltar, Listen to the Orgel, View the Tafelbild and View the Flügelaltar.
What is there to see near Marienkirche?
Völkerschlachtdenkmal (1.3 km), Klangberg (1.4 km) and Südfriedhof (1.5 km).
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