Geodätischer Referenzpunkt
The Geodetic Reference Point: A Unique Landmark in Leipzig
Explore the Letzte Gaslampe Leipzigs, the last gas lamp in Leipzig, a charming symbol of history in the heart of this vibrant city.
Discover the last gas lamp in Leipzig, a charming symbol of the city’s past. This tourist attraction offers a unique insight into the history of lighting and urban development in Leipzig, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
If you are starting from Leipzig Hauptbahnhof (the main train station), take tram line 4 or 7 towards 'Lausicker Str.' or 'Messegelände'. Get off at the 'Augustusplatz' stop. From there, walk towards the 'Oper Leipzig' (Leipzig Opera House) and continue straight until you reach Martin-Luther-Ring. Turn left on Martin-Luther-Ring, and you will find Letzte Gaslampe Leipzigs at number 4 on your right.
Walking
If you are near the city center (for example, at the Markt or Nikolaikirche), you can walk to Letzte Gaslampe Leipzigs. Head towards the 'Markt' square and walk down the 'Grimmaische Straße' until you reach 'Augustusplatz'. From Augustusplatz, follow the directions mentioned above to reach Martin-Luther-Ring.
Bus
If you are at the Leipzig Messe, catch bus line 70 towards 'Leipzig Hauptbahnhof'. Get off at the 'Augustusplatz' stop. From there, follow the same walking directions to Martin-Luther-Ring 4.
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