Friðheimar Greenhouse Restaurant
Suðurland
Friðheimar Greenhouse Restaurant is a unique culinary destination located in Suðurland, Iceland, where visitors can enjoy fresh tomato-based dishes amidst vibrant greenhouses. Operated by the Ármann family, the farm grows tomatoes throughout the year despite Iceland's cold climate by using advanced greenhouse technology and artificial lighting. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere surrounded by lush tomato plants, serving specialties like tomato soup and freshly baked bread. Beyond dining, visitors can tour the greenhouses to learn about eco-friendly horticultural practices, including the use of geothermal energy, pure spring water, and biological pest control. The farm also breeds horses and hosts multilingual horse shows. Friðheimar emphasizes sustainability and quality, combining innovative agricultural methods with family hospitality to create a memorable food experience.
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Astuce: To fully enjoy Friðheimar, book your visit in advance, especially for greenhouse tours available year-round. The best time to visit is outside peak tourist seasons to avoid crowds. Take advantage of the opportunity to sample fresh tomato soup and purchase tomato and cucumber-based food souvenirs. The farm's family-friendly atmosphere and multilingual horse shows add to the experience, making it ideal for all ages.
Faits intéressants
- •Friðheimar grows tomatoes year-round in Iceland's cold climate using artificial lighting and advanced greenhouse technology.
- •The farm uses geothermal energy and pure spring water from Fljótsbotnar springs to irrigate the tomatoes, ensuring high quality and sustainability.
- •The Ármann family runs Friðheimar, combining agronomy and horticulture expertise to maintain eco-friendly standards.
- •Visitors can enjoy horse shows conducted in fourteen languages, reflecting the farm's diverse appeal.
Contact
Téléphone: 486 8894
