Gasthof „Schillereck“ Dresdner Straße 4, Heritage monument and restaurant in Tharandt, Germany.

The Schillereck at Dresdner Straße 4 in Tharandt is a two-storey, heritage-protected building from 1785 with a steep gabled roof and dormer windows, its eaves facing the street. It houses the Gaststätte Schillereck, formerly the Gasthof zum Hirsch.

Built in 1785, the two-storey house with a steep gable roof and dormers stands with its eaves facing Dresdner Straße. It was long run as the Gasthof zum Hirsch. In 1787 Friedrich Schiller completed his drama Don Karlos here; a memorial plaque was mounted on the upper floor facing the street in 1905.

The inn's old name, Gasthof zum Hirsch, refers to the stag, and the building has served as a tavern since the 18th century. A plaque added in 1905 on the upper floor facing Dresdner Straße recalls Friedrich Schiller, who finished his drama Don Karlos here in 1787.

The Gasthof Schillereck stands at Dresdner Straße 4 in Tharandt, a two-storey house with a steep gabled roof and dormer windows, its eaves facing the street. The memorial plaque to Schiller hangs on the upper floor facing Dresdner Straße, so it can be seen from the pavement without entering the restaurant.

The building was long known as Gasthof zum Hirsch before taking the name Schillereck. A plaque added in 1905 on the upper floor facing Dresdner Straße marks where Friedrich Schiller finished his drama Don Karlos in 1787.