1 hour of horse riding and briefing for one on a weekday at the stable

The horse became one of man's first companions in the animal world. Over time, horseback riding gained the status of a fashionable pastime for aristocrats and laid the foundation for an elite sport. Today, horseback riding is divided into arena, hunting, and racing. All styles use a saddle, reins for steering, and a harness. Controlling a horse is easy, which an instructor will demonstrate. After the briefing, you can lead the powerful animal's rhythmic movements yourself. Rides vary by skill level: beginners can get to know the animal in the saddle, while experienced riders can enjoy the euphoria of galloping through changing landscapes. Riding with friends is a great way to have friendly competitions. Horseback riding is certainly a sport, but it doesn't cause fatigue; instead, riders feel energized and enjoy the connection with a wise creature. Interacting with horses is a proven way to reduce stress. Hippotherapy, or therapeutic riding, is even used to treat depression and other conditions, as every moment of the ride provides energy and new emotions.