Experience the Gastronomy

Bistro Interieur No. 253 encounters the historic banqueting hall

In addition to the art, the culinary experience also gets the attention it deserves at Bahnhof Rolandseck. In the former First-Class waiting room and at the adjacent bar you can enjoy modern cuisine which combines regional and international accents in a unique setting. Here you can eat with your eyes too.

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    The Terrace of Bistro Interieur No. 253 in the Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck
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    The historic banquet hall with a view onto the colorful glasspanes designed by artist Anton Henning at Bistro Interieur No. 253
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    Mediterrane Spezialitäten
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    View into the bar of Bistro Interieur No. 253
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    Gemütliche, atmosphärische Stimmung nach Sonnenuntergang: das Bistro Interieur No. 253
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    Terrace of Bahnhof Rolandseck
    © Bistro Interieur No. 253, photo: Sabine Walczuch

Bistro Interieur No. 253

An artistic intermezzo

The bistro, encompassing the historic banqueting hall and the artistically designed bar Interieur No. 253, is not at all museum-like, but rather a unique public space. Designed between 2004 and 2012 by the Berlin artist Anton Henning, the walls, tables and glass window panes of the bar are covered with shapes and colours. Hand-made lamps, bright benches and 15 paintings complete the Gesamtkunstwerk and invite you to take an ironic look at topics from everyday and pop culture. There is no more exciting place for a snack or coffee break in between meals. And if you want to stay a little longer: an exclusive range of wines from the Ahr Valley is waiting to be tasted and enjoyed.

The historic banqueting hall

Dine in an oasis of pleasure

Even without the fantastic cuisine, the atmosphere of the nineteenth-century banqueting hall would be reason enough to delight visitors to the Arp Museum and those who like the finer things in life. Here you can dine in peace or simply absorb the aura of a turbulent history: The former First-Class waiting room and illustrious artists' rendezvous delights visitors with its charming aesthetics: an unplastered stucco ceiling crowned by impressive crystal chandeliers. Simple but elegant furnishings and fishbone parquet flooring create a setting in which past and present, cultural experience and culinary charms come together.

A little tip:

Make a point of paying a visit to the toilets: they were designed by the British artist Stephen McKenna. You will find a judicious dose of eccentricity in a place where you would least have expected it.

Then as now, the banqueting hall has always been a popular event location in which a variety of artistic disciplines meet during readings, concerts and lectures. Today's visitors can stroll through the same rooms as once did Kaiser Wilhelm II, the Brothers Grimm, Friedrich Nietzsche and Clara Schumann – to name but a few of those personalities who visited the banqueting hall or enjoyed the impressive backdrop of the Rhine Valley from the station terrace. To this day the terrace, with one of the "seven finest views in the world" (as the well-travelled Alexander von Humboldt observed), continues to invite visitors to linger and enjoy.

Opening times & Contact

The gastronomy is available in the Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck, Hans-Arp-Allee 1, 53424 Remagen

 

Tue 11am-10pm
(kitchen 12am-4pm and from 5:30pm to 9pm)
Wed 11am-6pm
(kitchen 12am-4pm)
Thu 11am-10pm
(kitchen 12am-4pm and from 5:30pm to 9pm)
Fri-Sun 11am-11pm and on public holidays
(kitchen 12am-4pm and 5:30pm-9pm)*
*Last order 9:30pm
Booking required!

 

Of course it is also possible to visit the restaurant without purchasing an entrance ticket for the Arp Museum. There is barrier-free access to the restaurant.

 

Reservations under Tel +49 (0)2228. 91 11 11, by e-mail to info@interieur-no253.de or online on the bistro website

In Situ Art

Find out more about the Interieur No. 253 as a site specific artwork by Thomas Huber:

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