During our one-week holiday in Eppenschlag there was much to see in the area and today I will tell you about our visit to Gabreta, the only Keltendorf in the Bavarian Forest, which was opened in 1998. We parked the car in the free car park in the immediate vicinity and climbed approx. 200 meters to the entrance of the Gabreta. We paid 6.50 euros per adult, received an audio guide and an overview card to the village. And so armed, we went on our way to learn how the Celts live. The name Gabreta comes from the Bavarian-Böhmisch Waldbergen. Since the 8th century BC, the Celts were founded in Central and Western Europe and belonged to the most important peoples of Europe. In Ringelei there was a...
The Keltendorf consists of a manageable number of huts. These are structurally in a state by which the Celts time can be traced. Otherwise, the museum village is very economical. You get an audio guide for each group. However, this is so quiet at maximum volume that it is difficult to follow the explanation. The tables at the individual huts give more. In the huts there are presentations of craftsmanship, baked bread etc. Unfortunately, we have not been able to do this because we had nothing to do with our visit. Probably the presentations make the whole much more interesting. In total it is worth visiting the museum village. But one should not raise expectations too high. The Keltenstube of...
Although I can't say much about the variety of food, as we only had flame cakes, this was self-made, fresh and very tasty. Although there was no still water, I was offered tap water as an alternative, which was not a problem. Positively, I liked that I didn't calculate anything I didn't expect. The service was very nice and accommodating.
Maybe it was time, we were on 31.12. In the early afternoon on site. The audio tour was okay. However, we thought there were also some Celts present or at least Statists. But no such thing. So it was a nice walk through the manageable village. The food in the restaurant was ok.
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The Keltenstube is a small restaurant with beer garden and sufficient selection of food and drink: delicious flame cake, goulash soup, curry sausage, pommes, stew etc. Coffee and cake. Customer service and cheap prices.
Only the visit to Keltendorf and then the strengthening in the Keltenstuben. No need, however, for the proceeds of the Gaststube go to the reception of the Keltendorf and to ensure the continuation.
There is not much choice, but it is not necessary. who wants to strengthen can order a flaky cake, they are really very delicious. coffee and cake there are also, really enough
The “Keltenstube” is a nice small restaurant with beer garden and clear but sufficient selection: delicious flame cake, coffee and cake. Friendly service, cheap prices
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Small selection, but nice and tasty with adjacent playground for some rest for parents. Prices are also fine.
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