At Linslerhof we have our own beehives to help safeguard biodiversity and generate pure, natural Linslerhof honey as a by-product. There are also wild bee-friendly meadows at Linslerhof.
Bees at the Linslerhof
Honey from Linslerhof
You can now purchase our delicious Linslerhof honey at the hotel reception or online. The golden-colored, liquid summer honey in 250g jars are the perfect souvenir from Linslerhof. The honey is extracted and bottled directly on site by our beekeeper Mr. Jorzyk.
Small beneficial insects with a big impact
Bees have always been of great importance for ecology, food security, society and culture. Pollination is essential for the functioning of ecosystems.
These ecosystems and the organisms found in these habitats provide oxygen, clean water, regulate the climate and supply food and medicines, so-called ecosystem services. Through their pollination services, they play a key role in securing biodiversity and food
for mammals, birds and other creatures – and ultimately for humans too, confirms the UN World Biodiversity Council IPBES. Sustainable agriculture would be unthinkable without bee pollination. Fruit and vegetables, seeds, nuts and oil plants pollinated by bees contribute significantly to our healthy diet as they provide us with essential vitamins and minerals.