Forest Bathing with a Culinary Twist
Workshop: Ramona Laich
30. Oct 2026
13:30 - 16:30
- Location: Karl der Grosse
- Language: DE
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In Collaboration with:
Join Ramona Laich for an autumn walk along the forest edge and into the woods of the Adlisberg. Along the way, we will encounter native trees, shrubs, and wild plants, discovering their unique properties, traditional uses, and relevance for modern everyday life. This walk invites participants to explore the plant life right on our doorstep and reconnect with the knowledge of its qualities and uses.
Meeting point: 1:30 pm at the Infopoint inside Karl der Grosse. Round-trip transportation to Adlisberg is organized.
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Ramona Laich
Herbalist & trauma therapist
Ramona Laich is a herbalist and trauma therapist who guides people through spaces of knowledge and experience to reconnect with nature both internally and externally. With her approach, "what we feel connected to, we nourish and protect," she aims to draw attention to the beauty and power of native plants and to cultivate a holistic understanding of how our inner ecology shapes the outer world—and vice versa.
30. Oct 2026
13:30 - 16:30
- Location: Karl der Grosse
- Language: DE
- In Collaboration with:
Join Ramona Laich for an autumn walk along the forest edge and into the woods of the Adlisberg. Along the way, we will encounter native trees, shrubs, and wild plants, discovering their unique properties, traditional uses, and relevance for modern everyday life. This walk invites participants to explore the plant life right on our doorstep and reconnect with the knowledge of its qualities and uses.
Meeting point: 1:30 pm at the Infopoint inside Karl der Grosse. Round-trip transportation to Adlisberg is organized.
-
Ramona Laich
Herbalist & trauma therapist
Ramona Laich is a herbalist and trauma therapist who guides people through spaces of knowledge and experience to reconnect with nature both internally and externally. With her approach, "what we feel connected to, we nourish and protect," she aims to draw attention to the beauty and power of native plants and to cultivate a holistic understanding of how our inner ecology shapes the outer world—and vice versa.
