Lambs and young sheep from green areas from the Neandertal
Rearing and keeping sheep is Philip Haude's great passion. He runs his farm as a sideline. The 30 ewes graze on green areas in the Neandertal, where they enjoy fresh wild herbs and pasture grass. The lambs stay on the pasture for 8 to 9 months and come into the pen in the winter. The lambs and young sheep are slaughtered, cut up and sold by the Thomas Kluke butchery in Mettmann.
Products
- Dorper lambs and young sheep
Outlets
- Butchery Kluke in Mettmann
- Country butcher shop Hanten in Erkrath
- Butcher shop Sonnenschein available in Wuppertal.
Good to know
General Information
Parking lots available
Bus stop available
foreign languages
German
Hygiene and infection control measures
The current hygiene and infection protection measures of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia apply.
Arrival & Parking
car:
Coming from the north/south on the A3, take exit 19-Kreuz-Hilden in the direction of Erkrath/Neandertal. Drive north on Hochdahler Str., follow the road to the Neandertal. Turn right onto Talstraße towards Mettmann. Turn right onto Diepensiepen, the hiking car park is on the left, the Philip Haude farm about 300m further on the left.
Diepensiepen is an area of about 6 square kilometers and will not
found from any device. The Neandertal retirement home has the address:
valley street 189 and is very easy to find with the navigation device.
It is in the immediate vicinity of the farm and the route is signposted from the Talstraße entrance.
Public transport:
Take the S-Bahn to Me-Neanderthal, from there take the 741/743 bus to the Wiesenthal bus stop.
Coming from the north/south on the A3, take exit 19-Kreuz-Hilden in the direction of Erkrath/Neandertal. Drive north on Hochdahler Str., follow the road to the Neandertal. Turn right onto Talstraße towards Mettmann. Turn right onto Diepensiepen, the hiking car park is on the left, the Philip Haude farm about 300m further on the left.
Diepensiepen is an area of about 6 square kilometers and will not
found from any device. The Neandertal retirement home has the address:
valley street 189 and is very easy to find with the navigation device.
It is in the immediate vicinity of the farm and the route is signposted from the Talstraße entrance.
Public transport:
Take the S-Bahn to Me-Neanderthal, from there take the 741/743 bus to the Wiesenthal bus stop.
Price information
depending on the offer
Contact person: in
Mr. Philip Haude
Diepensiepen 3 d
40822 Mettmann
author
Office for Culture and Tourism
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