Join an exciting excursion into the forest, fields or mountains and learn more about our wild medicinal plants. You'll find out how to recognize and use common plants for medicine, food and spice. We'll also talk about how best to collect and prepare them.

A herbal excursion is like a guided tour into our cultural heritage and provides an image of how our ancestors lived before there were doctors and hospitals available for everyone.

Your forest walks will get new dimensions – from now on you will see useful plants everywhere.

Did you know that dandelion flowers are sweet and tasty or that the troublesome goutweed tastes better than spinach? Fir buds are good for coughs, mugwort relieves menstrual pains and lady's mantle heals wounds.

Good to know

• The excursions will take place regardless of the weather.
• A notebook may come in handy. Preferably a small book with hard covers (it's easier to take notes in a hardcover book, and you can also use it as a makeshift herb press).
• A magnifying loupe may enhance the experience.