A House with History — for over 600 years
Already in the 15th century, pilgrims stopped here, merchants refreshed themselves, and knights rested on their journey through the Dübener Heide. Today, the old walls of the Burgschänke recall these times — and at the same time offer space for new stories: whether birthday guests, wedding parties, those seeking relaxation, or connoisseurs. Our house has always been more than just a place to linger—it is a place of encounter.
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1450
Attack & Destruction
The castle was attacked by thieves and completely destroyed. St. Wenceslaus suffered severe damage.
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1647
Tavern Rights
The old church building in Freigut received the tavern rights as “Goldener Löwe” and was supported and protected.
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1813
Battle of the Nations
Emperor Napoleon and his army stayed three days in Bad Düben before marching to the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig
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2000
Reestablishment
Fundamental restoration of the Burgschänke Goldener Löwe and expansion into today’s inn & lodging in Bad Düben
Hospitality with us begins not
at the door but in the heart.
~ Mr. Peter Schüßler (Operator)