From the cascades below the Hercules monument to the 52-metre fountain, water flows entirely by gravity. Each display sets more than 750,000 litres in motion, without a single pump.
World Heritage honey from Kassel
A little of the Bergpark in every jar.
Our bees live in Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape shaped over centuries. We harvest and process their honey separately from the honey at our other locations.
An extraordinary landscape
This is where our bees live.
The Bergpark brings together woodland, meadows, garden design, architecture and its famous water features.
While visitors explore the park along its paths, our bees fly wherever flowers are in bloom. The landscape, rather than the beekeeper, determines which blossoms give their honey its character.
Explore the Bergpark and its beesA taste of its own place
One honey. One location. One year.
Honey is a natural product. We believe it should taste like one.
Sometimes it is lighter, sometimes darker; sometimes delicate and mild, sometimes richer and more intense. To preserve that character, we process our Bergpark honey separately from the honey at our other locations.
You may not taste a single flower.
But you can taste a landscape.
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe World Heritage Site
A living landscape of worldwide significance.
Europe's largest hillside park is a historic monument, a visitor attraction and a habitat. For our bees, it is simply their everyday world: a landscape full of flowers, nectar and pollen.
Mature trees, open meadows, woodland edges and flowering gardens offer a varied supply of food throughout the season. The Bergpark is our bees' habitat, not just a beautiful backdrop.
Baroque vistas, an English landscape garden and buildings from different periods shape the park. This landscape, developed over centuries, is what makes the origins of our World Heritage honey so special.
Buy honey
From the beekeeper or a local shop.
Bought directly from us, each 500 g jar costs €7.50. Our honeys are also available in selected shops in Kassel, where retailers set their own prices.
Direct from the beekeeper
€7.50
per 500 g jar
Orders of 4 jars or more can be collected from us in Kassel by prior arrangement.
Arrange collectionIn local shops
Available at selected shops.
Our honeys are also available at Biomarkt Greger and Quer Beet Naturkost. Prices may vary between shops.
Find a stockistOur locations
Every location has its own character.
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
World Heritage honey from Kassel's most remarkable historic landscape.
Kirchditmold
Honey from Kassel's gardens.
Kaufungen
Honey from a distinct location in northern Hesse.
Bühlchenweg
Among orchards and meadows on the edge of the Dönche nature reserve.
Wegelänge
A second, separate apiary in Nordshausen.
Liebenau
Honey from the region's rural landscape.
Johannes & Philipp
Two beekeepers. Many bees. One great passion.
We keep bees together in Kassel and northern Hesse. We care for our colonies, extract and process the honey ourselves, and can tell you where the story of every jar began.
Meet the beekeepersBee life
Three Lives. One Colony.
Worker, queen and drone: a richly illustrated story of three lives within the hive.
Discover the lives of bees