Gasthof Zufriedenheit is situated in Naumburg in the south of Saxony-Anhalt, known for its grand baroque townhouses. Artist Max Klinger described this area as ‘Tuscany of the north’, with vineyards covering the slopes’ fertile limestone soils. Romantic villas evoke memories of bygone years. Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche spent his youth here, and at St. Wenzel’s Church close to the nearby Marktplatz, Johann Sebastian Bach played the famous Hildebrandt organ.
The menus at Gasthof Zufriedenheit’s Restaurant and Weinstube follow the seasons, featuring the hearty cuisine of Central Germany as well as contemporary European cuisine. The wines mainly originate from Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. Weather permitting, you can enjoy your meal in the sheltered Hofgarten – a good place to sample the traditional homemade German Kuchen.
The spacious guest rooms and suites are stylish and modern. The well-stocked library houses many books on the fascinating area around Naumburg.
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The restaurant and the "Weinstube" merge into one another. The light menu as well as the lunch and dinner menus list mouth-watering dishes prepared with locally sourced produce. The Chef's authentic classic cuisine has its roots in Middle Germany and Europe. Offering the best wines from Saxen, Gasthof Zufriedenheit works closely together with vineyards in the Saale-Unstrut region.
The restaurant is open Tuesday to Sunday from 7:30am to 9pm.
In the snug courtyard garden with its small fountain, a wonderful and sheltered indoor place, you can relax wonderfully in the heart of Naumburg. On sunny days and weather permitting, the terrace is open from nine in the morning until the evening. You can enjoy a very extensive selection of homemade cakes and tarts, a lavish lunch or a delightful charming dinner here.
Gasthaus Zufriedenheit in Naumburg is located in Eastern Germany between Leipzig and Weimar. The undulating landscape nourishes the many vineyards in the fertile valleys of the rivers Saale and Unstrut. The near 1,000 year old town of Naumburg has many points of interest. Visit the house philosopher Friedrich Nietsche grew up in or the furry fantasy world of toy manufacturer Kösen in nearby Bad Kösen.
The Naumburg Cathedral St. Peter and St. Paul is one of the most important cultural monuments from the time of the European High Middle Ages and is the visitor magnet on the 'Strasse der Romantik'. Since July 1, 2018, it is officially a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The beautiful landscape in and around Naumburg offers many opportunities for hiking and cycling. The cities of Leipzig and Weimar are well within reach, each containing many interesting museums and shops.
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