Olives from Austria
Mörbisch - Lake Neusiedl
Olives from Austria
Mörbisch - Lake Neusiedl
In May 2017 Olivia and her team planted the first olive trees in Mörbisch am See, in June 2020 there were already almost 300 trees of different ages under the sun of Burgenland.
In the glass there are the first "real Austrian olives" with the 2019 harvest!
"Our climate is changing and we believe olives can thrive here. So far, our plants show that this assumption can be true. You want to know how the olives will continue - accompany us with the coming challenges... or become a godfather of an olive tree in Mörbisch am See."
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facebook profile: olivia.bio
E. info@olivia.bio
W. www.olivia.bio
Opening times
In the summer, open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. On Saturday and Sunday, there are no specified opening hours for the olive grove itself, but the Goldberg Lounge, which is nearby, is open on Saturday from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM and on Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.Public transport
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Olive grove at Mörbisch
7072 Mörbisch am See
+43 2685 8430 http://www.moerbisch.com E-mail: tourismus@moerbisch.com
This route was named after an operetta that has often been performed at the Seefestspiele stage in Mörbisch am See and leads past the reed belt to ...
The large route leads you around the Mörbischer Hotter. Along the bike path, past the reed belt, up into the forest. Admire Mörbisch and Lake ...
The Weichselweg got its name from Mörbisch. Because Mörbisch means "medves" in Hungarian, which in turn means "rich in sour cherries." This path ...
Starting from Fertőrákos, we visit the forest-surrounded Sopron-Tómalom area, which entices visitors with its fairy-tale, natural "tunnel" made of ...
There are several blue hikes that have been awarded a badge, but the Sopron KÉK-frankos is hardly the best known. The tour, which can be ...
Among the badge-earning blue trails, the Sopron Blue Circle, encircling our smallest mountain range, is less known, although the route starting ...
Sopron is not immediately associated with mining by many people, yet Brennbergbánya, which belongs to the town, was once the most significant ...
Starting from Sopron, the most loyal city, we explore almost every nook and cranny of the Hungarian part of the Fertő region, listed as a UNESCO ...

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