Tinnetgaard – farm shop and open farm

Come by and see the farm's many beautiful edible flowers, chat with the farm’s various animals, buy homemade and organic products, or enjoy a cup of coffee with cookies or ice cream.

Sustainable Flowers

As part of the farm shop, there is the flower workshop, where you can buy bouquets, decorations, and plants. At Tinnetgaard, only beautiful homegrown flowers are used, cultivated by the farm’s gardener from spring to autumn. This means that only seasonal flowers are used, and during the winter months, you can instead buy wreaths, dried flowers, and bouquets. In this way, you can buy flowers all year round with a clear conscience, as the carbon footprint is minimized by using seasonal flowers.

Social Enterprise

All work at Tinnetgaard is done in collaboration with our young people aged 17-30. Since 1999, Tinnetgaard has been a Residential and Vocational School for young people who are unable to meet the demands of the established education system. When you visit Tinnetgaard, you are not only doing something good for the climate and yourself. You are also helping to strengthen the work identity of young people and ensure meaningful employment.

Events and Workshops

Throughout the year, events are held, usually based on the season. These include a Christmas market, spring market, autumn market, flower courses, community dinners, and more. Visit Tinnetgaard's website www.tinnetgaard.dk for inspiration, or book a ticket now and gain a great experience.

You Can Always Visit Us

You are always welcome to visit us. Some things, like the roadside shop and outdoor areas, can be visited year-round at any time of day, while workshops and the stable are open to visitors by appointment. Find more information here: Vejboden (tinnetgaard.dk)

Farm Shop Opening Hours

Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Nature

Tinnetgaard is located near some of Denmark's most beautiful nature, with Tinnet Krat, the source of the Gudenå River, the source of the Skjernå River, and the ancient road, Hærvejen, winding closely nearby. Here you will find several hiking trails of varying lengths, and you also have the opportunity to explore Denmark's first bathhouse.