Löwensaal

Löwensaal Dresden:

What a magnificent hall of a bank building, a testament to the changing times, right in the heart of Dresden: Opened in 1905, the Deutsche Bank building impressed even then with its light-filled atrium, marble staircase, and vault in the basement. Thanks to its steel frame construction, the building survived the bombings of the Second World War largely unscathed. Rebuilt in 1946 and 1947 as the Saxon State Bank, it remains the only representative building from the turn of the century to survive in this area. After German reunification, Dresdner Bank took over the building and initially renovated the banking hall, the foyer, and the entrance hall.
After a period of vacancy and several changes of ownership, the building underwent extensive renovations again by 2019. Since spring 2020, it has presented itself as an attractive event venue with the LÖWENSAAL.

A particular highlight of the Dresden International Dixieland Festival are the small but high-caliber concerts in the Löwensaal. The hall offers an intimate atmosphere, allowing the audience to enjoy the music in its purest form. The proximity to the artists and the excellent acoustics create an unparalleled listening experience that will delight visitors.

Das INTERNATIONALEN DIXIELAND FESTIVAL, das alljährlich in Dresden stattfindet, hat sich als bedeutendstes und ältestes Festival für Traditional Jazz der Welt etabliert. Der Löwensaal fungiert hierbei als eine der wichtigsten Bühnen und bietet nationalen und internationalen Jazzmusikern einen Ort, um ihre musikalische Virtuosität unter Beweis stellen zu können. Die Konzerte im Löwensaal zeichnen sich durch eine besondere Auswahl an Veranstaltungen aus, die das Wesen des DIXIELAND und traditionellen Jazz auf höchstem Niveau präsentieren