biosphärenpark.haus

GROSSES WALSERTAL

What does it mean to be a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve? Who is Burmenta? And how is mountain cheese actually made? The guided tour of the biosphärenpark.haus does not only provide the answers to these questions, it also offers rare insights into the history of the Grosses Walsertal (Great Walser Valley). The end of the tour is transformed into a culinary highlight with a fine cup of aromatic herbal tea and a cheese tasting. And those who want to enjoy even more tasty delights on their trip may simply book a coffee and cake break or browse the Biosphärenpark shop afterwards.

Three different programmes are available for groups of 10 or more: a guided tour with cheese tasting and mountain-herb tea, a guided tour with a regional cold snack, including drinks, and a guided tour with coffee / tea and home-made cake. Groups from 25 or more will be divided into two smaller groups for the tour.

Excusion lenght:
min. 1 hour

Suitable for:
10 to 45 people

Boden 34
6731 Boden-Flecken
www.grosseswalsertal.at

Ausflugsziel Biosphärenparkhaus im Großen Walsertal

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