n spring, the grounds are transformed into a colourful palette of tulips: Kaiser Farm opens its doors to the self-cultivation of these wonderful blooms grown with care and passion in the open field, boasting a wide range of old varieties.
The tulip is the iconic flower of spring, one of the first to bloom each year. It has always been one of the most popular flowers because of its simplicity, shape and diversity of colour.
We offer our guests the opportunity to personally choose and pick the desired varieties and quantities, cultivated according to natural rhythms and seasons, making the tangible concept of km 0 flower production a reality.
Kaiser Farm is actively engaged in promoting biodiversity, sustainability and offering diverse farming experiences, with the aim of preserving local ecosystems and bringing people closer to nature and the farming environment.

NO RESERVATION IS REQUIRED TO ACCESS THE FLOWER FIELDS.
The entrance fee is € 6 per person (excluding children under 3 years) and includes three free tulips.
The cost of the additional tulips is EUR 1.50 each.

OPENING HOURS are as follows:
- Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Weekdays: By appointment only
- Event opening: from Friday 28 March

Here is a small vademecum of things to know before the visit:

1. Calculate at least one hour for the visit to the cultivated fields: enjoy the moment without hurry
2. Please bring garden shears and a basket for collection.
3. Follow the instructions which we will give you at the entrance in order to pick the flowers properly without tearing and damaging the plants or bulbs.
4. Take a complete tour of the fields before starting the harvest. Choose and decide what to harvest, cut only what you have chosen and take all that you have harvested.
5. I freshly cut flowers will be more durable, strong and vigorous. Cutting the stem plays a crucial role. Use sharp scissors for a clean, oblique cut, which increases the water-absorbing surface area. The cut should be made at the base, close to the ground.
6. Take care not to step on the flowers and seedlings. Always stay on the walkway, respecting those who cultivated the fields and the people who will come after you.
7. Given the presence of numerous animals at the Farm, we kindly ask you not to bring dogs and other animals during your visit.
8. In case of bad weather the ground may be muddy, we advise you to wear boots. Harvesting may be suspended in case of heavy rain.