--- title: "Zehntscheune Dringenberg" url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/region/excursion/poi/zehntscheune-dringenberg" description: "The Dringenberg tithe barn - from tax obligation to festival hallThe citizens had to pay the tithe of their income to the representative of the sovereign, the Landdrost. The predecessor of the current building fell victim to the flames during the Thirty Years' War, although it is still a mystery today who was responsible for this.In 1682, Prince-Bishop Ferdinand von Fürstenberg had the new tithe barn built in a massive construction style. The coat of arms carved in stone is emblazoned above the entrance.In the years 1957-59, the municipality of Dringenberg converted the barn into a sports and festival hall, largely preserving the old structure. In 1988, the so-called \"Little Brother\" was built with the active help of volunteers, in particular the Schützenbruderschaft.The tithe barn can be hired for weddings and celebrations via the operating association." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/3599078/585f6dbc88fd04b2d439a8cac7c41a6cca9d0bb47783b4bc69ee11b81856ec49/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Teutoburg Forest > Discover the region > Excursion > POI" --- Share Zehntscheune Dringenberg ======================== - Historic site Weiße Zehntscheune mit hohem Giebel und Herbstlaub im Vordergrund. The ensemble of historic buildings in the old town center in Dringenberg also includes the former tithe barn, the prince-bishop's tax office. The Dringenberg tithe barn - from tax obligation to festival hall ----------------------------------------------------------------- The citizens had to pay the tithe of their income to the representative of the sovereign, the Landdrost. The predecessor of the current building fell victim to the flames during the Thirty Years' War, although it is still a mystery today who was responsible for this.In 1682, Prince-Bishop Ferdinand von Fürstenberg had the new tithe barn built in a massive construction style. The coat of arms carved in stone is emblazoned above the entrance. In the years 1957-59, the municipality of Dringenberg converted the barn into a sports and festival hall, largely preserving the old structure. In 1988, the so-called "Little Brother" was built with the active help of volunteers, in particular the Schützenbruderschaft. The tithe barn can be hired for weddings and celebrations via the operating association. Read more Good to know ------------ Openings The Zehntscheune can be hired for weddings and celebrations through the operators' association. Read more General information - Parking Available - Bus stop available Payment methods no entrance possible Directions & Parking facilities By car: The starting point is Bad Driburg (zip code 33014). First drive to Dringenberger Straße - this section takes about 2 minutes (approx. 700 m). Then follow the road "Zur Dringe" in the direction of Dringenberg for about 8 minutes (7.7 km). In Dringenberg turn right, after a few meters (approx. 17 m) you will find the Zehntscheune / Stadthalle Dringenberg on the right-hand side. By bus: If you would like to take the bus to the Zehntscheune / Stadthalle Dringenberg, it is best to get off at the "Bad Driburg, Rathaus" stop and take the R54 line in the direction of Willebadessen, Bahnhof Ost. Get off at the "Bad Driburg-Dringenberg, Burg" stop. From there it is only about a 1-minute walk to the Zehntscheune/Stadthalle. Please note that the bus runs approximately every 2 hours. Read more License (master data) Bad Driburger Touristik GmbH This content has been partially or completely optimised or created by AI.* Nearby ------ View on map - Event - Exhibition - Exhibition - Hiking - Food & Beverage - inn - café - gastronomy - various - Accomodations - Holiday home - Hotel - Hotel - Package - Wandern - Place of interest - Fortress/Castle - Fortress/Castle - historical building - Tours 60.89 km - Regional hiking trail 8.34 km - Regional hiking trail 30.13 km - Regional hiking trail Contact Burgstraße 33014 Bad Driburg - Dringenberg