Locally grown tastes best!

Farm shops for delicious local produce

Imagine a peaceful rural idyll nestled in the heart of the Tirolean mountains. Chickens roam freely in the yard, cows are milked at dawn, and the fields are brimming with fresh vegetables. For many farmers in the Achensee region, natural farming, mindful living, animal welfare, and a deep connection to their homeland are core values. Meanwhile, there's a growing demand for regional products among locals and visitors alike. More and more people want to know where their food comes from and appreciate the superior quality and taste of locally grown produce.

A lot of hard work and dedication goes into growing, harvesting, and processing a huge range of farm produce. Want to experience an amazing farm food shopping day? We have put together a list of the region’s farm shops, known for selling excellent cheese, milk, yoghurt, eggs, vegetables and handcrafted food!

Schmiedhof: The small wooden house opposite the Schmiedhof farm offers a delicious array of seasonal products. Stop by and discover handpicked and homemade produce.

Wiesingerhof: The Wiesingerhof is located in Wiesing, which Beda Weber, the first to document Tirolean history, described as a "pretty little village". Wiesing is a 10-minute drive from the southern shore of Lake Achensee. The traditional farm sells schnapps year-round and also artisan honey (while supplies last). Visitors are welcome to taste the products. Please call in advance.

Schrambacherhof: Family Rieser grows up to 30 different vegetables organically, and the core of their farm shop at the Schrambacherhof is the “Achental veg box”. The box contains the best seasonal picks, ranging from salads and radishes in spring to cucumbers and tomatoes in summer to pumpkins in autumn. 

Do you want to cook for yourself while on holiday? No problem! You can book a veg box in advance. For more information and delivery dates, please contact the farm shop directly. 

Lentererhof: Fresh farm produce at the push of a button at any time of the day or night! The Lentererhof hosts an on-farm vending machine selling a wide range of fresh seasonal produce such as fresh hay milk, yoghurt, jams, and various types of salt.

Mauritzalm: A beautiful mountain hut in the Rofan mountains, the Mauritzalm is just 10 minutes from the mountain station of the Rofan cable car. The Mauritzalm sells homemade bacon, and during the summer grazing season butter, raw milk, and buttermilk. An alpine breakfast is also offered and there is a hut shop.

Enterhof: The Enterhof is located in the idyllic village of Steinberg, which lies in a side valley of the Achental. Fill your shopping basket with fresh eggs, milk, pasta, sausages, bacon, and cheese.

Klausenhof: The Klausenhof and its farm shop enjoy an idyllic location surrounded by lush green meadows, just 600 metres from Lake Achensee. The small farm shop sells homemade yoghurt, raw milk, organic eggs, and pasta. 

Da kommt's her emblem

"Da kommt's her" (where our food comes from) is a joint farm to table initiative by Tirol’s economy and agriculture. Participating restaurants and hospitality businesses use voluntary origin labelling for their ingredients, responding to an increased consumer focus on food provenance and quality. Visit the website of "Da kommt's her" at www.dakommtsher.at to find participating businesses in the Achensee region.

Culinary events at Lake Achensee

Führung mit Verkostung
Guided Tour with tasting
17:00 - 18:00
Edelbrennerei Kostenzer
- Maurach am Achensee
Brotbackkurs
Bread baking course
10:00 - 11:00
Bäckerei Adler
- Achenkirch am Achensee
Weihnachtsbrunch
Christmas brunch
10:00 - 13:00
landing stage
- Pertisau am Achensee
Highlight
Vorsilvester
Vorsilvester
20:00 - 01:00
Schiffsanlegestelle
- Pertisau am Achensee
Familienbackkurs
Family baking course
10:00 - 12:00
Bakery Adler
- Achenkirch am Achensee
Schnupperbackkurs Brot für Erwachsene
Taster baking course
10:00 - 12:00
Bakery Cafe Adler
- Achenkirch am Achensee
Locally grown food tastes better and is of higher quality. Supporting local farmers today ensures that there will be farms in our community tomorrow. Plus, sustainable farming minimizes the environmental impact of your food. There are many good reasons why buying regional is better. Bon appétit - we hope you have amazing taste experiences!
Trennlinie
Achensee Tourism

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