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Theetuin bij de Heerlijckheid

Theetuin bij de Heerlijckheid

De Heerlijckheid Brocante is located in an idyllic half-timbered house at Dorpstraat 35 in Oirsbeek, Zuid-Limburg, offering a serene escape. This establishment features a tea garden, a shop selling vintage items (brocante), floral creations, and a wide selection of teas.

The tea garden provides a delightful setting during the summer months, inviting visitors to enjoy tea or coffee with homemade cookies on Fridays and Saturdays. A four-course high tea can also be booked from Monday to Thursday. The garden ambiance is enhanced by Cochin chickens and a historic bakehouse with a working oven.

Workshops focusing on green decorations are held throughout the year. In the summer, these workshops often take place in the “tea and picking garden.” Visitors attending these specific workshops during the summer may self-pick flowers and foliage from the garden to use as materials for creating decorative items for their homes.

Beyond the physical location, De Heerlijckheid Brocante operates an online shop offering a diverse range of loose teas, including green, white, rooibos, herbal, fruit infusions, and black teas, many with names inspired by the Limburg region. The physical shop is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00 to 17:00, with private shopping available by appointment.

What visitors say

Visitors consistently praise this charming self-picking farm for its delightful atmosphere and diverse offerings. While the availability of flowers for picking can sometimes be affected by drought, guests still find the experience worthwhile, often noting the unique pleasure of creating their own long-lasting bouquets, even in extreme heat. Beyond the flowers, the farm is celebrated as a quiet, nostalgic spot where one can enjoy homemade delicacies, indulge in a high tea, or browse a selection of brocante items. The friendly and helpful owner, who provides valuable tips, further enhances the overall positive and unique visitor experience.

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