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Europe's largest butterfly farm, at 5,000m², features a butterfly park, a huge tropical glasshouse with over 2,000 free-flying butterflies from some 60 species, an insect museum, a tarantula display, a glass art exhibition and an insect cinema. Inside the glasshouse you can watch these magnificent winged insects flying freely and see how they develop: from egg to caterpillar, caterpillar to cocoon and cocoon to butterfly. The best time to see butterflies hatching is about ten o'clock in the morning. The mild tropical climate of around 30°C and up to 85 per cent humidity allows the many tropical plants to flourish, creating an ideal habitat for the butterflies. Spring at the farm is all about the banana harvest and the huge blossom on the plants. Every day in July/August you can watch the tarantulas being fed from 11am, while listening to fascinating facts about the world of spiders. The biodiversity of our planet is demonstrated in the insectarium. Incredible insects, beetles that shimmer like gold, and the world's largest butterflies are all on display here. The 150m² insectarium, which is made up to look like a secret cave, also houses 40 intriguing terrariums. The impressive exhibition on glass art is another must-see.