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Petersberg Zoo - pure nature all year round
Since 1965 there has been a small zoo on the 1.5 ha large natural terrain. At present it offers accommodation to about 350 animals of about 45 species. Our main focus is on breeding and keeping native wild and domestic animals such as lynxes, foxes, horses and sheep, but also storks and many other species. In addition, you can see a number of animals that are particularly popular with the public, such as the
Since 1965 there has been a small zoo on the 1.5 ha large natural terrain. At present it offers accommodation to about 350 animals of about 45 species. Our main focus is on breeding and keeping native wild and domestic animals such as lynxes, foxes, horses and sheep, but also storks and many other species. In addition, you can see a number of animals that are particularly popular with the public, such as the
Petersberg Zoo - pure nature all year round
Since 1965 there has been a small zoo on the 1.5 ha large natural terrain. At present it offers accommodation to about 350 animals of about 45 species. Our main focus is on breeding and keeping native wild and domestic animals such as lynxes, foxes, horses and sheep, but also storks and many other species. You can also see and observe a number of particularly publicized animals, such as the rare polar wolves. Particularly recommended is the porcupine enclosure - you've certainly never been this close to a porcupine - and the spacious walk-through Australia enclosure, where parakeets and parmigaroos can be seen up close. The zoo is designed to be decidedly family-friendly. As far as possible, animals can be touched and fed. For animal welfare reasons, food is only available at the cash desk or from the feeding machines.
By the way, it is also possible to adopt animals or to take part in exciting feeding rounds through the Petersberg Zoo.
Since 1965 there has been a small zoo on the 1.5 ha large natural terrain. At present it offers accommodation to about 350 animals of about 45 species. Our main focus is on breeding and keeping native wild and domestic animals such as lynxes, foxes, horses and sheep, but also storks and many other species. You can also see and observe a number of particularly publicized animals, such as the rare polar wolves. Particularly recommended is the porcupine enclosure - you've certainly never been this close to a porcupine - and the spacious walk-through Australia enclosure, where parakeets and parmigaroos can be seen up close. The zoo is designed to be decidedly family-friendly. As far as possible, animals can be touched and fed. For animal welfare reasons, food is only available at the cash desk or from the feeding machines.
By the way, it is also possible to adopt animals or to take part in exciting feeding rounds through the Petersberg Zoo.
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March 15 to October 15:
Tuesday - Sunday and public holiday 10:00 - 17:00
10/16 to 03/14:
Tuesday - Sunday and public holiday 10:00 - 16:00
Tuesday - Sunday and public holiday 10:00 - 17:00
10/16 to 03/14:
Tuesday - Sunday and public holiday 10:00 - 16:00
- Bad weather offerfor all weathersfor school classesfor familiesfor individual guestsSuitable for seniorsfor children (any age)
- GermanEnglish
- Cash payment
- WC facility
Adult 3,50 €
pensioner 3,00 €
children from 3 years 2,00 €by car:
A 14 exit Halle-Troha/ Wettin via Wallwitz to Petersberg or from Halle (Saale) direction Köthen, then turn off to Petersberg
Where:
Address:
Förderverein Erholungsgebiet Petersberg e.V. c/o TierparkPetersberg
Alte Hallesche Str. 28
06193 Petersberg
Phone: +49 034606 / 20229
E-mail: info@tierpark-petersberg.de
website: http://www.tierpark-petersberg.de/
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