Café and Restaurant Fährhaus am Diemelsee

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The Fährhaus café and restaurant is located near the Diemelsee-Staumauer dam. You can enjoy a delicious waffle, a slice of cake or a hot meal with a view of Diemelsee.

Address

Café and Restaurant Fährhaus am Diemelsee

Am See 20

34431 Marsberg

Telephone: 02991 78112

info@faehrhaus-diemelsee.de

URLs

Homepage
Facebook
https://diemelsee.de/anreise/

Properties:

• Brunch
• Equipment
• regional offers
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Kitchen offers
• Pick-up service
• Coffee & cake
• Playground
• Buffett
• Outdoor catering
• Parking at the house
• Bus parking available
• Products from regional producers
• Parking spaces available
• Bad weather offer
• for any weather
• for groups
• for school classes
• for families
• for individual guests
• Smoking area with separate smoking room

The Café and Restaurant Fährhaus is located on various hiking and cycling trails. During a short break, you can fortify yourself here with fresh, regional dishes. Taste the homemade delicacies and relax for a moment on the terrace with a view of Diemelsee.

Business hours

Wednesday to Sunday
& all public holidays 11:00 - 20:00
Hot meals all day 12:00 - 19:00

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Directions

By car from the north Hanover A7 direction Kassel, to Kasseler Kreuz and then A44 direction Dortmund, exit Marsberg By car from the east Direction Kassel, then A44 direction Dortmund, exit Marsberg By car from the south Munich in the direction of Nuremberg, Kassel and then A44 in the direction of Dortmund, Marsberg exit By car from the west Direction Dortmund, then A44 direction Kassel, exit Marsberg

Tours in the neighbourhood

Sauerland-Waldroute - Stage 15 Southern route: Diemel dam - Petersborn

From the lake to the most wooded city in Germany