Gut Sülz, Heritage monument in Oberdollendorf, Germany.
Gut Sülz is a half-timbered building operating as a restaurant, located on the slopes of Oberdollendorf amid vineyards. The estate features interior dining rooms and a large outdoor area with seating for many guests.
The estate is first documented in 966 and later became an important wine-producing property controlled by Heisterbach monastery in the 13th century. This monastic connection shaped the development of winemaking in the region for generations.
The estate's name comes from the nearby Sülz stream that flows through the region, and it bridges wine-growing tradition with modern dining today. Visitors experience how this connection shaped the land and community for generations in a setting that honors both past and present.
The estate is easily accessible and offers different areas for visitors of varying preferences and weather conditions. The mix of indoor and outdoor spaces allows flexible visit experiences depending on the season and personal needs.
The former pressing house contains a fireplace room that creates an intimate setting for smaller gatherings. This special space merges the building's original wine-making purpose with modern comfort for visitors.
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