3. cats, cats, cats (and kittens!)
A farm is the perfect place to collect enough "cat content" for the next year.
Many Tyrolean farms are idyllically situated on the mountain, where the road ends and you have a unique view over the valley.
You can only find fresher mountain air than on a farm - *cough* cow dung included.
Farmer Elisabeth Maaß from Sagenschneider's herb farm is known for her many herbs, Annemarie Fritz from Pechhof gives her guests enthusiastic harp lessons - each farm is run by interesting people who pass on a wealth of knowledge and life experience to their guests.
The Tyrolean farmers' wives know the right home remedy for every ailment, and many also make their own teas, schnapps and soothing baths.
You can safely leave your smartphone switched off on the farm; the farm's own rooster takes care of the wake-up call.
And if you're already awake, you can even get your own breakfast egg from the barn.
You can safely leave your smartphone switched off on the farm; the farm's own rooster takes care of the wake-up call.
A small reward for helping out on the farm: a tractor ride!
Domestic pig "Schnuffelwuffel", Shetland stallion "Willi", dwarf goats "Max and Moritz" and many more are already waiting!