Nolhaga Lantgård

Nolhaga Lantgård is a working heritage farm situated within the lovely Nolhaga Park in Alingsås, western Sweden. The farm is dedicated to preserving rare and traditional Swedish livestock breeds through an official conservation programme, and is home to Värmland sheep, Göinge goats, Gotland rabbits, Linderød pigs, Hedgehog hens, Swedish blue ducks, Dexter cattle, and a managed beehive. Visitors are welcome to explore the petting enclosure, observe feeding sessions (typically held between 3 and 4 PM on weekday afternoons), and participate in seasonal animal-care courses and educational demonstrations. The main farm building is open year-round from 10 AM to 4 PM, while the outdoor petting area runs from June through August. Nolhaga Lantgård offers families and curious visitors alike a meaningful connection to Sweden's agricultural heritage and rare breed conservation efforts.