Old Sheep Farm
Farmer Museum Located at the historic sheep-farm of the Nobles
In 1498, the castle’s sheep-farm was first mentioned in an inventory of the castle, as the "sheep-farm at the front of the castle" and served as an additional supply facility for the castle inhabitants. Today, the old sheep farm hosts a farming museum with various exhibits, providing insights into rural life and farming techniques. The farming museum presents an insight into what rural, peasant life was like. It feels like the clock has been turned back many centuries.
The farming museum additionally offers project days for children:
Children can:
Visit the house and dress in peasant clothes
Cook in the historic kitchen
Bake in a historic stone oven
Ride a donkey and drive a tractor
Visit the animals at the petting zoo
Help to feed the animals
Milk a cow
Learn about herbs and medicinal plants
Opening times: April through October
Tuesday-Sunday 10am until 6pm
Entrance fees:
+ Adult € 2,50
+ Reduced entrance € 1,50
+ Children under 6 receive free entrance
+ Family tickets € 5