Art and culture
Bee and Honey Interpretation Centre
Honey is a typical product of Las Hurdes, and boasts a designation of origin. If you want to discover all the secrets of how to make delicious honey, this is the right place.
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- Bee and Honey Interpretation Centre
Learn all about honey and how it is made
Location and Contact:
- Contact person: Susana Martín
- Tel.:+34 927 674 181
- Email: ciovejuela@lashurdes.org
- Website address: www.lashurdes.org
- Opening times
Saturday and Sunday from 11:00h to 16:00h
Long weekend and holiday from 10:00h to 14:00
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Honey is a typical product of Las Hurdes, and boasts a designation of origin. If you want to discover all the secrets of how to make delicious honey, this is the right place.
The Bee and Honey Interpretation Centre is very easy to find: it is situated at the entrance to a farmstead called Ovejuela, which belongs to the municipality of Pinofranqueado. Here you'll find out all about honey and how it is made: the process, the materials that are used, and especially, how to keep the bees, which are the producers of this healthy and natural product.
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- Art and culture
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