Bäumlihof, Farmhouse in Riehen, Switzerland
Bäumlihof is a farmhouse in Riehen with extensive meadows and cultivated fields that extend across the Swiss-German border. The property spans roughly 60 hectares managed under organic farming principles.
The farm emerged as a traditional Swiss agricultural establishment with structures reflecting regional building methods and farming practices. Across generations, families have maintained cultivation here while adapting to changing conditions.
The farmhouse reflects traditional agricultural practices that remain rooted in the Basel region, visible in how the land is managed and cultivated today. Visitors experience a living example of rural heritage that shapes the local landscape.
Public transport options including bus line 34 and tram line 6 reach nearby stops, making the farmhouse accessible on foot from central locations. The self-service flower stand operates seasonally from March through October, so visits are best timed during these months.
The farm grows sunflowers bred without pollen, an unusual variation that makes self-picking simpler and safer for visitors. The property also maintains dry meadows that support rare plant species and contribute to its ecological value.
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