From head to toe – at the Plattner Bienenhof in South Tyrol you will find not only sweet gold but also natural cosmetics made from honey and other specialities.
The Plattner Bienenhof in South Tyrol – a farm dedicated entirely to bees. In addition to a museum with an educational trail, you will find all kinds of honey in our shop. From strong forest honey to mild-sweet clover honey to creamy varieties such as lemon honey. To round off your gourmet experience, we also offer a variety of fruit spreads, hearty ragouts, and much more.
Beekeeping museum
Historical beekeeping equipment, exciting presentations and informative tours.
It has always been a tried and tested home remedy. Be it tea or warm milk with honey when your throat first feels sore, or as a natural protective shield for minor wounds. Thanks to its antibacterial, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties, honey is of great benefit in such cases. In addition to other positive properties, even people with an allergy to pollen can become desensitised if they regularly eat honey from the area.
Important: always make sure that it is pure, real honey! Such as from the Plattner Bienenhof.
The finest South Tyrolean specialities and natural cosmetics
, with or without honey.
Beekeeping from past to present
Sweet mail! Did you know that queen bees are even sent by post these days? Sounds strange, doesn’t it? In our beekeeping museum you will learn how it is done and all the details. We also exhibit numerous beekeeping equipment and tools in the former stable of the Plattnerhof. On our tours you will gain exciting insights into the extraction of pollen, propolis and crystal clear honey.
Bees are of enormous importance to our ecosystem. Honey itself is valuable for our health. The Plattner Bienenhof with its museum is there to preserve the bee population and bring people closer to honey as a natural product. Here on our small hill in South Tyrol we have created an idyll for humans and bees.
