Schmiede Schloss Diedersdorf
At the Schloss Diedersdorf estate south of Berlin the sparkling wine brunch comes in two versions: in the farmyard around the old smithy for 41.90 euros, and in the palace salon with a view of park and fields for 46.90 euros. Sparkling wine, coffee, tea and water are unlimited in both, and children have a price scale of their own.
A manor estate beyond the city limits
The Schmiede Schloss Diedersdorf stands at Kirchplatz 5-6 in Diedersdorf, a district of Grossbeeren just beyond the southern city limits. The village is first recorded in 1375, the chronicle of the estate begins in 1793 with Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm von Bandemer, and the present manor house was built between 1798 and 1800 on older foundations. After several changes of owner it passed to the Berlin municipal estates in 1901, served as housing and administration in the GDR, and was placed under monument protection in 1982. Thomas Worm acquired the derelict site in 1990 and had it restored, and today he runs it with his daughter Salina. What grew out of that is a whole estate: a horse stable, a vaulted wine cellar, a fruit distillery, the cow shed for large celebrations and a beer garden which the house calls the largest in Berlin and Brandenburg, with room for around 2,000 guests. For children there is a play castle on four levels, pony rides and carriage trips. Arrival is effectively by car, and parking is plentiful.
Two versions of the brunch, one rustic and one formal
The estate offers its brunch in two versions, and they differ above all in the room. The rustic one is called the farmyard sparkling wine brunch and belongs to the Schmiede Schloss Diedersdorf, a historic room with a wood-fired fireplace, long wooden tables and a restored smithy hearth that is still genuinely used for grilling, with a large sun terrace attached. It costs 41.90 euros per person. The formal version runs in the palace salon, a bright room looking out over park and fields, at properly laid tables, and costs 46.90 euros. Both come with a cold and warm buffet including cakes, both include unlimited sparkling wine, coffee, tea and water, and four hours are set aside for each. Children from six to eleven pay half in each case, while a small flat amount is charged for the youngest. Booking runs in advance through the ticket calendar of the house, or by telephone for ten people and more, and for the festive dates the seats go early.
Top10 Redaktion
Erfahrungsbericht vom 17.02.2026
Price level farmyard
The farmyard sparkling wine brunch costs 41.90 euros per person. Children from six to eleven pay 20.95 euros and children from two to five pay 3 euros.
Price level palace salon
The sparkling wine brunch in the palace salon costs 46.90 euros per person. Children from six to eleven pay 23.45 euros and children from two to five pay 5 euros.
Included
In both versions sparkling wine, coffee, tea and water are unlimited, together with a cold and warm buffet including cakes.
Duration
Four hours are set aside for the brunch.
Reservation
Booking runs in advance through the ticket calendar of the house. For ten people and more it goes by telephone or mail, and individual special dates sell out early.
The rooms
The smithy has a wood-fired fireplace, long wooden tables, a restored smithy hearth used for grilling and a large sun terrace. Beyond it are the horse stable, a vaulted wine cellar for up to 50 guests, a fruit distillery, the cow shed for up to 400 places and a beer garden with around 2,000 places.
For children
A play castle on four levels, a play park, pony rides, carriage trips and pedal cars.
Staying over
The palace hotel has eight suites, and two country inns add 35 rooms between them.
Getting there
The estate lies in Brandenburg beyond the southern city limits. There is no rapid transit station within walking distance, so arrival is effectively by car, and parking is plentiful.
Address and contact
Kirchplatz 5-6, 14979 Grossbeeren, phone 03379 35350.
Opening Hours
- Sundays: 10:00 - 14:00
