Lamp's cellar

The restaurant “Lamp’scher Keller” is more than just a dining establishment. It is a living piece of history that has its roots in the political unrest of 1848. Amid the disputes over the incorporation of Schleswig-Holstein into the Danish state, the “Lamp’scher Keller” became a gathering place for patriotic Germans. Here, on Torstraße, craftsmen and merchants discussed the political situation and laid the foundation for the “Keller Brothers,” a brotherhood that still exists today and upholds its time-honored traditions. Following an extensive renovation in the 1980s, the Gattorfs took over management of the “Lamp’sche Keller” in 2009. With charm and care, they ensure the well-being of their guests and preserve the establishment’s traditions. The “Lamp’sche Keller” is a place that bridges the past and the present, offering its visitors a unique experience. On Wednesday evenings, the restaurant is closed to the public to accommodate the traditional regulars’ table of the “Keller Brothers.” A visit to the “Lamp’sche Keller” is a journey into the past that brings the historical significance of this place to life.