In the very place where salt was once boiled, Café Blaubeere now serves cakes, pies, fruit juices, and pancake specialties in the center of Bad Sassendorf.
Café Blaubeere is the last remaining part of the former salt-boiling hut, which once occupied the entire site of today’s Haus Rosenau. It contained up to nine boiling pans. A distinctive feature was a bell tower that announced shift changes and was called “der Läutnant” by the residents of Sassendorf. Sassendorf’s historic salt-merchant seal is located on the door of today’s Café Blaubeere, which offers its own homemade treats.
Prices
Further information at www.cafe-sassendorf.de
Business hours
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