Xenofilia AB, Educational farm in Malmö, Sweden
Botildenborg is an urban agricultural center in Malmö that combines school gardens, community plots, and market beds across several thousand square meters. The grounds feature various growing areas, storage spaces, and practical infrastructure that together show visitors the complete cycle of food production.
This center was established in 2019 as Sweden's first dedicated training facility for urban farmers, emphasizing hands-on learning through direct experience. Since then it has grown into an important model for sustainable food production within city limits.
The farm serves as a gathering place where people from different backgrounds work together on sustainable growing practices and strengthen their community through hands-on agriculture.
The center welcomes visitors during weekdays when you can purchase fresh produce and join educational programs about urban farming. Check ahead to confirm current opening times and available programs before your visit.
The farm employs bio-intensive and SPIN-farming methods that achieve high yields in small spaces while keeping the land healthy and balanced. These specialized techniques demonstrate how efficient food production works even in tightly built-up neighborhoods.
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