A trip to Meissen is not only a historical tour into the heart of Saxony, it is also a culinary experience. Situated in a first-rate wine-growing region, the town has no shortage of quaint and elegant taverns, wine cellars and wineries.Domkeller
According to a historical document from 1470, the Domkeller is the oldest restaurant in Meissen and its history is inextricably linked with that of Albrechtsburg Castle and the cathedral. The Domkeller was originally built as a bell ringer's house. High up on Burgberg hill, diners can now enjoy magnificent views of the town along with delicious Saxon cuisine and an excellent glass of wine from the Elbe valley.Romantik Restaurant Vincenz Richter
The Romantik Hotel Vincenz Richter, family-owned since 1873, is an ancient wine tavern dating from 1523. Time seems to have stood still here - the walls, ceilings, display cabinets, doors and windows are adorned with a wealth of priceless antiques. Guests can enjoy an outstanding range of Saxon cuisine and exquisite wines produced at the restaurant's own winery served at ancient gothic tables in the wine bar, wine-tasting room or in the romantic courtyard.Restaurant Zunftstuben at Waldschlösschen hunting lodge
Guests can expect a tempting array of Saxon cuisine and delicious house specialities at this restaurant on the Saxon Wine Route, accompanied by a glass of fine wine from the Elbe valley. Set in an idyllic location in an area of woodland in Meissen, the restaurant is known for its traditional, elegant atmosphere.