The first documentary mention of the Müßighof is owned by the Lord of Lentersheim in 1509. Later he was used as a sheep farm. Since 1920 it is part of the regional center of Regens Wagner Absberg. The property includes stable and farm buildings, greenhouses, residential units, an artist's studio and a ceramics workshop, as well as a farm museum, a farm shop and a cozy bistro with a sun terrace. The latter is, since its creation in 2011, a popular destination for cyclists, hikers and bathers. regens-wagner-absberg.de/hp517/Muessighof-Bistro-Hofladen.htm

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Rombea

October 27, 2019

Organic farming with petting animals, bistro and farm shop. The 500 year old Müßighof belongs to the institution "Regens Wagner Absberg".

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T.Podde

August 29, 2019

Ideal for drinking coffee with a delicious cake on a bike ride. Also suitable for children, as many animals can be seen. Organic shop also has a nice selected assortment.

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Location: Absberg, Landkreis Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen, Altmühltal, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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