Burghof Kyffhäuser

In 1890, when construction of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial began, the Burghof was built to supply the construction workers in the quarry directly below the construction site. It is modeled on the imperial hunting lodge in Rominden in East Prussia, which was designed in the Swiss style. The oldest hall, the Barbarossa Hall, was opened in 1892. From May 1, 1951, the Burghof was a convalescent home for the VVB Braunkohleverwaltung Meuselwitz, and from June 1954 it was the FDGB's "Glückauf" convalescent home. After reunification, the Burghof was privatized. In 2003, it was purchased by the current owners and extensively renovated. In April 2004, the beer garden and restaurant were reopened.

Great location and very nice atmosphere

Really nice here and a great starting point for hikes to the monument or to the royal palace of Tilleda.