Name: Bayerischer Bahnhof
Address: Bayrischer Pl. 1, Leipzig, 04107, Germany
Telephone: +493411245760

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About Bayerischer Bahnhof

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Bayerischer Bahnhof is a restaurant (German) in Leipzig, in the Southeast center district. The address is Bayrischer Pl. 1, 04107 Leipzig. Up-to-date information is available on its own website, and you can reach it by phone at +493411245760. Just around the corner: Hotel am Bayrischen Platz (hotel, 197 m) and Voelkerschlachtdenkmal (sight, 392 m).

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At a glance

Category: Restaurant › German
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Opening hours: Mon–Fri12:00–22:00Sat–Sun11:00–22:00per website · as of 11/10/2026
Address: Bayrischer Pl. 1
04107 Leipzig, Germany
District: Southeast center
Phone: +493411245760
Website: www.bayerischer-bahnhof.de
Email: info@bayerischer-bahnhof.de
Coordinates: 51.32883° N · 12.38133° E
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Location & surroundings

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According to the website

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The Bayerischer Bahnhof in Leipzig combines a historic station building dating from 1842 with a modern restaurant and its own Gose brewery. The restaurant serves German cuisine with clear Saxon and Bavarian accents, complemented by seasonal ingredients. Guests can dine in the historic columned hall or enjoy the cozy beer garden, which is also suitable for families. Besides regular operations, events such as beer seminars and themed celebrations take place regularly. Reservations can be made by phone or online to secure a table in the various dining rooms.

Source: www.bayerischer-bahnhof.de · retrieved 11/10/2026 · Text generated by a language model from the website's information, no guarantee of accuracy

Merkmale: Terrasse/Garten, Reservierung, Kinderfreundlich

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Travel tip from Wikivoyagewritten by travelers
Germany's oldest preserved railway station, built in 1842, only 7 years after the first train line of Germany had been opened. The station is no longer in use but one can still view the portal. In the course of the construction of the city tunnel the entire portal was moved away and later relocated to its original place. A new underground station is used by all S-Bahn-trains.
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