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Eat like the knights - spend the night in today's beds
Here, guests are whisked away to the medieval culinary times of the knights of old. In addition to the restaurant with original local cuisine, fireplace room, hall and knight's cellar, there is also a guesthouse for overnight stays. Dogs are also welcome here.
Eventhof "Zum Rittergut"08485 Lengenfeld
today 11:00 - 14:00 clock 17:00 - 21:00 clock
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Dine like the knights of old
Guests can dine here like the knights of old & experience Saxon cuisine in a rustic ambience. The beer garden is open on nice days. The Ritterguts-Saal is suitable for large events - whether carnival celebrations, weddings or knights' dinners.
Eventhof "Zum Rittergut"08485 Lengenfeld
today 11:00 - 14:00 clock 17:00 - 21:00 clock
Further dates
Sounds of Hollywood
Sounds of Hollywood is a musical journey through the dream world of film and television. It is presented by the Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra, the vocal trio Voc a Bella and soloists. There will also be film sequences on large LED screens.
GEMMOTHERAPY - THE POWER OF BUDS
A seminar on gemmotherapy teaches the basics of herbal medicine - from mode of action and application to production. Theory, wild collection and processing alternate and provide practical insights into this special healing method.
8th symphony concert
The Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Erich Wolfgang Korngold's Märchenbilder op. 3, John Williams' Tuba Concerto and George Gershwin's Overture to the musical Girl Crazy and An American in Paris.
Mark Keller & Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra
Mark Keller combines acting and music and inspires with his new CD "Mein kleines Glück". The fruitful collaboration with René Möckel and the Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra leads to the release of "Songs of my life" in 2025.
9th symphony concert
A sonorous end to the season with the Vogtland Philharmonic Orchestra. Gabriel Fauré's "Masques et bergamasques" opens the evening, followed by Ravel's brilliant piano concertos in G major and D major for the left hand, before the legendary "Boléro" forms the finale.