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Herrsching and Munich in 1903 meant the end of the post station. The last postal carriage left in November of the same year. After further ownership changes, the horse stables were removed, and between 1997 and 2000 the now historically listed building was renovated. Today, Gasthof Hotel zur Post offers a small and charming hotel with 17 rooms, restaurant and beer garden. | Herrsching and Munich in 1903 meant the end of the post station. The last postal carriage left in November of the same year. After further ownership changes, the horse stables were removed, and between 1997 and 2000 the now historically listed building was renovated. Today, Gasthof Hotel zur Post offers a small and charming hotel with 17 rooms, restaurant and beer garden. | ||
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| + | The beer garden has 450 seats in the self-serviced area with a row of ten traditional fixed-to-the-ground tables along a small stream. Old chestnut trees provide the necessary shade for the entire beer garden. The serviced area in front of the hotel building is separated from the beer garden by a small road. Major football tournaments are shown live on a large screen. | ||
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During weekdays, the beer garden opens at 5pm and on weekends at 2pm. The last beer is served at 10:30pm. | During weekdays, the beer garden opens at 5pm and on weekends at 2pm. The last beer is served at 10:30pm. | ||
Revision as of 05:14, 28 June 2012
For all football-beergarden-fans: The pictures from the football match Germany against Greece are online by next week.
Postgarten is located in the small town of Herrsching on the east of Ammersee and is part of a hotel and restaurant named Gasthof Hotel zur Post (not to be mixed up with SeePost in Schöndorf on the other side of the lake). Gasthof Hotel zur Post is one of the oldest buildings in Herrsching which once served as the local post office.
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The history of Gasthof Hotel zur Post dates back to 1456, when it was a manor house and residence of the noble Bavarian family Hundtsberger, who opened a restaurant at this location in 1567. Following several ownership changes, a postal station with stables opened in 1889 with the inkeeper as the manager. In 1902 a telegraph system with a morse transmitter was installed. The opening of the train track between Herrsching and Munich in 1903 meant the end of the post station. The last postal carriage left in November of the same year. After further ownership changes, the horse stables were removed, and between 1997 and 2000 the now historically listed building was renovated. Today, Gasthof Hotel zur Post offers a small and charming hotel with 17 rooms, restaurant and beer garden.
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The beer garden has 450 seats in the self-serviced area with a row of ten traditional fixed-to-the-ground tables along a small stream. Old chestnut trees provide the necessary shade for the entire beer garden. The serviced area in front of the hotel building is separated from the beer garden by a small road. Major football tournaments are shown live on a large screen.
Besides the traditional meals, visitors can enjoy a Steckerlfish (grilled fish on a stick) fresh from the Ammersee. New at the restaurant are long-forgotten old Bavarian specialties from Grandmother's recipe book, such as G'fülltes Surbraterl mit Schlappkraut or Kalbsnirnbrodn and as a dessert Topfenkrapferl or Zwetschgenbavesen. Confused? Come and try for yourself! The beer served is Augustiner and a Maß Hell (lager) straight out of a wooden barrel costs €5.40.
During weekdays, the beer garden opens at 5pm and on weekends at 2pm. The last beer is served at 10:30pm.
Gasthof Hotel zur Post
Andechstrasse 1
82211 Herrsching
Germany
Tel: +49-(0)8152 396 270
Website: www.post-herrsching.de
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