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Propsteikirche, Leipzig
The Propsteikirche St. Trinitatis stands in the centre of Leipzig, on the south-western corner of the city's inner ring, and its building is arranged around a triangle: the church, with chapel and sacristy, to the east, and a large parish hall and offices to the west. A 50-metre bell tower marks the western end of the complex, while the exterior façade is clad in Rochlitz porphyry. Inside, the 22-metre-long, three-metre-high north window, designed by Leipzig artist Falk Haberkorn, shows texts from the Old and New Testaments that read differently depending on the lighting. The church has a new organ with 44 real stops and 2,716 pipes spread across three manuals and pedal.
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- Look at the Rochlitz porphyry facadeWalk around the church and take a close look at the stone covering its exterior.
- Admire the 50-metre bell tower facing the Neues RathausLook at the bell tower and how it echoes the town hall tower opposite.
- Visit Propsteikirche, LeipzigVisit Propsteikirche, Leipzig in Leipzig and recognise the place on the ground.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Propsteikirche, Leipzig?
Visiting Propsteikirche, Leipzig is free.
What are the opening hours of Propsteikirche, Leipzig?
Offene Kirche täglich 9 – 18 Uhr.
How much time do you need for Propsteikirche, Leipzig?
Allow about 45 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Propsteikirche, Leipzig?
Look at the Rochlitz porphyry facade, Admire the 50-metre bell tower facing the Neues Rathaus and Visit Propsteikirche, Leipzig.
What is there to see near Propsteikirche, Leipzig?
New Town Hall (96 m), Ratskeller Leipzig (158 m) and Krystallpalast Variété (333 m).
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