Where to eat and drink

The Open Air Museum has everything to provide for your creature comforts: a unique setting for parties as well as sophisticated conference and accommodation facilities. The “Zum Adler” inn and the “Zum Hessenpark” country hotel with its “Alter Markt” restaurant are all part of the picturesque market square. After a stroll through the Open Air Museum, you can find refreshments in the “Martinsklause” (originally from the village of Remsfeld) opposite the new playground. The “Adler” is a beautiful historical inn serving the regional cuisine of Hessen. The country hotel combines a traditional atmosphere with modern convenience and comfort, and the “Martinsklause” pub offers simple food reminiscent of the 1950s. There are also rooms to hire for parties and events – with space for 10 to more than 300 people.

In the tavern “Zum Adler,” classic Hessian dishes made from regional ingredients are served. It is the rustic meeting place for hungry museum visitors. In addition to indoor seating, there is a terrace and a cozy beer garden. Children can request their own menu with age-appropriate dishes.

The tavern and the marketplace area can be visited without an entrance ticket and independently of the museum’s opening hours. Exceptions apply during the plant markets and the Advent market.

Whether you are planning a romantic weekend for two or organising a conference in an extraordinary setting, the country hotel is exactly the place you are looking for. It has 34 comfortably furnished rooms and several other rooms of different sizes for events, conferences and celebrations.

Since summer 2014, visitors have been able to feast a This much-used building fits the time period of the Northern Hesse Ensemble of buildings in the style of the 1950s and, in addition to its hospitality, it also has an exhibition on brewing, display boards on the history of its original community and the inn, and a dance hall for hire offering space for 80 to 100 people.