Visit a weaving workshop

Enjoy this opportunity to visit all the different rooms of the weaving workshop as well as the botanic garden and the ruins of the abbey. Along the way you'll hear a thorough explanation of the history of the place and the different techniques involved in the weaving and dyeing process. An oasis of peace, the garden is where a selection of local plants and herbs are grown, whose leaves and seeds are also used in dyeing yarns. It is recommended to visit on a weekday in order to see the artisans at work, but the experience is also available upon request on weekends. The visit includes brunch, a light lunch or snacks and hot drinks.

Enjoy this opportunity to visit all the different rooms of the weaving workshop as well as the botanic garden and the ruins of the abbey. Along the way you'll hear a thorough explanation of the history of the place and the different techniques involved in the weaving and dyeing process. An oasis of peace, the garden is where a selection of local plants and herbs are grown, whose leaves and seeds are also used in dyeing yarns. It is recommended to visit on a weekday in order to see the artisans at work, but the experience is also available upon request on weekends. Hot or cold drinks are included.

Enjoy this opportunity to visit all the different rooms of the weaving workshop as well as the botanic garden and the ruins of the abbey. Along the way you'll hear a thorough explanation of the history of the place and the different techniques involved in the weaving and dyeing process. An oasis of peace, the garden is where a selection of local plants and herbs are grown, whose leaves and seeds are also used in dyeing yarns. It is recommended to visit on a weekday in order to see the artisans at work, but the experience is also available upon request on weekends. The visit includes brunch, a light lunch or snacks and hot drinks.

Enjoy this opportunity to visit all the different rooms of the weaving workshop as well as the botanic garden and the ruins of the abbey. Along the way you'll hear a thorough explanation of the history of the place and the different techniques involved in the weaving and dyeing process. An oasis of peace, the garden is where a selection of local plants and herbs are grown, whose leaves and seeds are also used in dyeing yarns. It is recommended to visit on a weekday in order to see the artisans at work, but the experience is also available upon request on weekends. Hot or cold drinks are included