Casino Leipzig
Petersstraße 36–44
The Leipzig casino opened on 21 March 2026 and has machine games only.
Plan a visit
Minimum age according to our records: 18 years.
Please check with the building before you go: age, opening hours and dress code. General notes
History of the house
The house on Petersstraße opened on 21 March 2026. It is one of the three state casinos of Saxony (Leipzig, Dresden, Chemnitz), run by Sächsische Spielbanken-GmbH & Co. KG; it has machine games only.
We have no verified information yet on the earlier history of the site; we will add it as soon as a source is available.
Getting there
- Leipzig/Halle Airport has a station under the terminal. The S-Bahn S5 and S5X run to the main station (≈ 14 min (S5X) to ≈ 22 min (S5)) and on through the City Tunnel to the Markt station.
- The S-Bahn runs every half hour; the main station is ≈ 10 to ≈ 15 min on foot from the city centre.
Times and distances are approximate (≈), without guarantee. Check timetables with the transport operator.
On the way and nearby
- Market Square with the Old Town Hall – Historic heart of the city centre.
- St Thomas Church – Where Johann Sebastian Bach worked; his grave is here too.
- New Town Hall – Building with a tall tower (see photo).
- Main station – Europe’s largest terminal station, with a shopping arcade.
- Monument to the Battle of the Nations – Commemorates the Battle of the Nations of 1813; outside the centre.
Brunnvelta is your travel guide. We bring together history, directions and sights so that you can plan your trip to this place at ease. We sell nothing. All information without guarantee – please check with the building, the organiser and the transport operator before you travel.