Homeschooling & unschooling
Children learn through life, curiosity, and real responsibility rather than institutional systems.
A family village community
Librevore is a network of families relocating near Europe's free cities — to homeschool our children, grow real food, and build the kind of neighbourhood most people only remember from stories.
“A childhood spent outdoors, among people who know your name.”
The Librevore ideaFreedom
by design
Children
learning through life
Soil
food we grow ourselves
Neighbours
not strangers
The vision
We are building a network of families who choose to relocate and settle near or within free cities in Europe, while remaining connected through shared values, mutual support, and group adventures further afield.
Our focus is simple: raise children with freedom, grow real food, create resilient neighbourhoods, and live among people who share the same desire for independence and community. Not a forum. Not a someday-plan. Families with boxes packed and hands in the soil.
What we stand forWhat we stand for
Children learn through life, curiosity, and real responsibility rather than institutional systems.
Greens, vegetables and fruit grown by hand — soil health and greater self-reliance at the household and village level.
A true neighbourhood of families who know and support one another, not isolated households.
Settling within or close to places that prioritise liberty, low bureaucracy, and voluntary cooperation.
European anchors
Different climates, legal environments, and practical opportunities — each reachable for families seeking a European base.
A river frontier on the Danube — young, pioneering, and building from first principles with people who chose to be there.
Forest, land and long northern summers — a private city project in Norway with room to build, plant and raise children outdoors.
Mediterranean climate, mountains and sea — a growing free-market community where a family can garden nearly year-round.
We would rather build the village than keep waiting for one.Tania & Sondre, founders
Beyond daily life
Group holidays and longer stays in other free-city projects — such as Prospera and Morazán in Honduras — are part of the vision, so the community stays connected even when exploring further afield.
Children who grow up crossing borders with the same friends learn something no classroom hands out: the world is open, and it belongs to those who go and see it.
Who we are
Librevore is started by Tania and Sondre, parents of two young children, ages 1 and 6. We are building this because we want a better environment for our family — and we know we are not the only ones.
We are actively looking for more families who share the same direction: people ready to move, build, grow food, educate their children differently, and create a real village culture rather than just talk about it.
Introduce your familyQuestions families ask
No. Most families begin with conversations, visits, and a season of overlap before they commit. What matters is direction: that you genuinely intend to relocate rather than admire the idea from a distance.
That is normal. Learning alongside other families is far easier than starting alone — shared days, mixed ages, real projects, and parents who trade strengths instead of each carrying everything.
Liberland, Liberstad and Montelibero offer different climates, legal environments and practical opportunities. We help families compare them honestly — growing season, cost, travel, paperwork — rather than selling one answer.
None at all. Willingness beats experience. A first raised bed of greens, a handful of fruit trees, and neighbours who have already made the mistakes will take you further than any course.
Gathering families now
If you are a family seeking a freer, more grounded life among like-minded people — centred on children, land, community, and voluntary association — Librevore is the place to begin finding each other.
Prefer email? Write to librevoreme@gmail.com.