Baudenkmal, Architectural heritage monument in Neudrossenfeld, Germany

The Tanzlinde in Langenstadt is a Crimean linden replanted in 1989 at the historic spot where its predecessor stood until a storm felled it that same year. Beside it stands the listed Tanzhaus with the Alten Tanzsaal, and the protected dance floor foundation of eight Tuscan columns bears the inscription "1784". The floor is reached by a stairway or by a footbridge from the neighbouring house.

The dance floor's eight Tuscan columns bear the inscription "1784", marking the year the structure was built. The linden that stood here fell in a storm in 1989, and a Crimean linden was replanted on the historic spot the same year. In 2010 the dance floor was re-erected and used for dancing at the parish fair.

The Tanzlinde serves as a gathering place where residents celebrate and maintain local traditions together. This social role shapes how the community experiences and values this part of their village.

The site is publicly accessible and located centrally in the village, easy to reach on foot. Visitors can view the exterior at any time, and local information boards or residents are usually willing to share details about its background.

The protected monument is not the linden itself but the dance floor's foundation: eight Tuscan columns bearing the inscription "1784". The current Crimean linden was replanted on the historic spot in 1989 after a storm felled its predecessor, and the floor was re-erected in 2010.