Nolhaga city farm
At Nolhaga lantgård, you will meet animals that are part of an important conservation effort. The farm is home to traditional Swedish heritage breeds such as Värmland sheep, Göinge goats, Gotland rabbits, Linderöd pigs, and Hedemora chickens — rare native breeds that play a vital role in preserving Sweden’s cultural heritage and biodiversity.
The farm is also home to barn cats and two Dexter cows. In the petting area, both children and adults can get up close to the animals and experience rural life in a simple and natural way.
During spring, the farm comes alive with newborn animals. Visitors can meet curious goat kids, lambs, baby rabbits, and chicks as they take their very first steps and explore the world around them. It’s an irresistibly charming experience that has become a favourite highlight for many visitors and makes every visit even more memorable.
Life in the hive
Adjacent to Nolhaga lantgård, you will find a beehive managed by Alingsås Biodlarförening. The association carries out important work to support pollination and raise awareness about bees and their vital role in nature. Visitors can take a closer look inside the hive and watch the bees at work — offering a fascinating insight into how honey is produced and how a bee colony functions. It provides...