On special days We have no shortage of them in autumn either. St Martin’s Day is associated with numerous traditions and folk customs. It is the last day before the Advent fast, when it is still permitted to enjoy a good feast and hold festivities. According to legend, in 371, Martin was elected Bishop of Tours, but he protested against his election. He hid in a goose pen to avoid being chosen as bishop. According to the legend, the geese gave him away with their cackling, so he was “forced” to accept the bishopric. 
Whether the story is true or not, the names of Bishop Martin and geese have long been linked. This weekend, lantern-making and a parade in the tunnel, a St Martin’s Day good luck charm, a goose hunt and goose-making await you at Katica Farm.

Although we have already winterised some of our attractions, we still offer a hundred different activities for those who visit us. A walk around the farm is like going on an excursion, so unless the blessed rain is watering the fields, we have plenty to see across our vast grounds. Our animals They’re already waiting for you at their winter quarters, which keep them warm and make it easier for you to see them. 
In our adventure cave, both table football enthusiasts and billiards virtuosos will find something to their liking. And for those still craving an adrenaline rush, the Our 8-metre climbing walls. 100 % safety, 100 % enjoyment.

Our weekend dining offer: Libaragu soup – Rosemary-crusted duck leg with jacket potatoes and braised cabbage – Goose leg cutlet