Black sheep: The farm in the center of Pilsen has news! The pride of the wedding barn – PHOTOS

“After almost a year’s break, horses and ponies have returned to our stables, and new members of the riding club have returned to the stables. In addition to horses and already familiar goats, sheep and a donkey, our farm has also been occupied by peacocks, rabbits, ostriches and little pigs, who are happily watching the children from weekend events as well as restaurant guests, because they can also make their gastronomic experience more pleasant with their children by visiting the animals.” states the owners of the farm.

Černá ovce also has a cozy restaurant. “With the new staff came a good and energetic atmosphere, which you can feel both on the plate and when dealing with our “sheep” people. They didn’t hesitate and added an extra day to the opening hours so that you could have a more comfortable visit.” says Svatopluk Čech, owner of the farm. Preparations for the lake and another sitting in the sun from the other side of the restaurant have also begun. So there will be plenty of tables here during the season.

The farm also has news for children. You are welcome here! “We have a new children’s playground right next to the outdoor seating area, a large trampoline,” listed by the owner.

But the biggest pride of the Černá ovce estate is the spacious wedding barn. It will soon celebrate a year since its opening. It has already been tested by dozens of couples who got married here. It has a two-story indoor seating area, a podium, outdoor seating under an illuminated terrace and a year-round maintained fire pit for ceremonies. It also has its own bar with a kitchen and, of course, there are honeymoon apartments as well.

In addition to all the novelties, the Black Sheep has remained faithful to its tradition of Indian and farm camps, as well as evening concerts of many different bands, where every guest will find something for himself. All told, the Black Sheep has donned a new coat, but has kept its heart of country in the heart of the city.

Photo source: Black Sheep