Events
From time to time we come up with something culinary that goes beyond the daily menu. We also look forward to welcoming you to one of our wine tastings. And finally, readings, exhibitions and music always make life more interesting.
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An exclusive day out in Naumburg: culture, dining and wine at ‘Friedrich’
Fine Dining at Friedrich
Update: Tuesday, 2 June 2026
There are still up to 3 places available. These can be booked online, by email or by telephone.
Life is a wonderful reason to enjoy each other’s company in style. That is why we warmly invite you to a fine-dining evening at “Friedrich”. Let’s spend the evening enjoying a seasonal, flavourful five-course menu and celebrating together.
Extraordinary outfits – beautiful women
The fashion photographs were taken for the shop ‘Brotlose Künste aller Art’. They’re a little different from your typical fashion photographs – just like the fashion in the shop at Markt 13.
We cordially invite you to the exhibition opening on 1 May at 6.00 pm
Brunch Easter Sunday 2026
A light exists in Spring Not present on the year At any other period. When March is scarcely here A color stands abroad On solitary hills That science cannot overtake, But human nature feels.
Update 18 march Update 30 march
Unfortunately, the indoor tables, which are not affected by the weather, are already fully booked. If the weather cooperates (all the weather apps are still uncertain – anything seems possible, from sunshine to snow), all weather apps are certain now: No rain, temperatures up to 19 degrees, partly sunny, we’ll also be serving brunch on the outdoor terrace. We have spare places, outdoor. We’re happy to reserve these tables, subject to the weather. Book your seat online, by mail or give us a call.
Homage to the Perlage
Thursday, November 13, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.
Winemakers sparkling wine, oysters and more
On Thursday, November 13, 2025, at 7:00 p.m., the "Naumburger Wein- und Sektmanufaktur" (Naumburg Wine and Sparkling Wine Manufactory) will present six selected sparkling wines produced using the classic bottle fermentation method.
Brunch Easter Sunday 2025
Update April 14th
The seats inside, independent of the weather, are fully booked. If the weather plays along (all weather apps say: no rain, sunny, around 20 degrees) there are still plenty of seats on the outdoor seating area. We are happy to reserve these subject to the weather, spontaneous guests are just as welcome!
We look forward to welcoming you to our Easter brunch on Sunday, 20 April 2025 from 10.30 a.m. with devotion, but above all with great pleasure.
Sales exhibition 4, 3 and 1 Max Klinger from February 28, 2025
In the Max Klinger 4, 3 and 1 sales exhibition, eight original etchings are displayed on the walls, four of 15 illustrations from ‘Amor und Psyche’, three of 12 from ‘Intermezzi, Opus IV’ and one out of ten from "A love, Opus X".
Opening Max Klinger 4, 3 and one, once more accompanied by Klingers Muse, 28.02.25, 17 hours
The opening of the exhibition will take place on 28 February 2028 from 17:00 to 20:00. Mr Damerau, the gallery owner and collector to whom we owe the realisation of the exhibition, will honour us with his presence. Even at the last vernissage in December 2024, the matching (like a fist on the eye, so to speak) wine accompaniment was very much to the favour of our visitors. Fortunately, we were able to reorder several bottles. That's why we are once again serving ‘Klingers Muse’, a cuvée of Gelber Muskateller, Traminer and Scheurebe from the cellar of the Grober Feetz winery in Freyburg, to match the items for sale. Grown on the Max Klinger vineyard in Großjena. These etchings are displayed on the walls:
"A lot of Burgundy, not much France."
Wine tasting
Burgundy wines do not necessarily come from the French wine-growing region of Burgundy. Although grape varieties feel at home in their terroirs, they know no borders. The common term ‘Burgundy wine’ can lead to misunderstandings.
"Round trip through Saale-Unstrut - all in white"
Wine tasting
The Saale-Unstrut wine-growing region, the most northerly wine-growing region in Germany, runs along the 51st parallel. As one walks or hikes through the river landscape, one can constantly spy steep vineyards with romantic vineyard cottages and ancient dry stone walls.
