The main zoo in Cologne specialises in keeping monkeys, but there are other equally interesting animals such as the exotic red panda and the rare okapi.
Large glass enclosures allow visitors to see lizards, turtles, crocodiles, tiny marmoset monkeys and penguins, and to watch them feed and play. The fact that visitors are separated from the animals by glass, rather than cage bars, means that they can observe the animals from a minimum distance ...
A trip abroad with a child is usually characterised by a full programme of excursions. That's why it's so important to take a break from actively exploring the cultural treasures of another country and spend some time in nature. While you are in Düsseldorf, treat yourself and the ...
A special feature of Krefeld Zoo is that most of the animals are not kept in enclosures but roam almost freely, separated from humans only by a moat or a cleverly camouflaged fence.
The people of the town and surrounding area consider their square to be the most beautiful and distinctive in the region. And not without reason, as the 28 hectares of fertile land on the south bank of the full-flowing Rhine-Herne Canal have literally everything you need for a relaxing family ...
Solingen Bird and Animal Park is worth visiting with kids aged 3-12, as it offers a perfect blend of education and entertainment. The park's compact size makes it manageable for little legs, while the diverse range of animals keeps young minds engaged. Children can marvel at colorful birds, ...
Not far from the centre of Düsseldorf, Südpark is the perfect place to take a walk with the kids. Covering more than 70 hectares, it has shady avenues, lakes, flower beds, playgrounds and even a small zoo.
The park covers about 30 hectares and is divided into four themed areas: Alaska, Africa, Asia and the Grimberger Hof farmyard. The bio-zones have been recreated down to the last detail, with the appropriate animals and plants selected. There are more than 800 animals from different parts of the ...
When planning a visit here, you can take the feeding times of the animals as a guide. It is very interesting to watch gorillas, hippos, penguins and seals being fed. You can also ...
Today it is the second largest zoo in Europe, covering 39 hectares and home to 18,000 animals of more than 650 species. It is also an interesting space: the entire area is divided ...
Potsdam's newest park, opened in 2001, is the Volkspark, and one of its most interesting attractions is the Biosphere Tropical Garden. This is a corner of jungle in the middle ...
Allwetterzoo Münster is worth visiting with kids because it offers a perfect blend of education and excitement. Children of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers, will be ...
Bochum Zoo has a rich history dating back to 1933 when it opened its doors as a small animal park within the city's Stadtpark. Founded with a vision to create a haven for ...
The main zoo in Cologne specialises in keeping monkeys, but there are other equally interesting animals such as the exotic red panda and the rare okapi.
The entire zoo is divided into several themed areas, including a dense jungle with wild cats, a pavilion with nocturnal animals and birds (bats, owls, hedgehogs, marmosets and ...
If this is your first visit to the zoo, you'll probably want to see lions, giraffes and elephants — animals your child has only seen in books. But even if ...
Magdeburg Zoo, a vibrant wildlife haven in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, beckons animal lovers and families. Established in 1950, this 16-hectare oasis is home to over 1,200 animals ...
Friedrichsfelde zoo is concerned with the return of zoo-born animals to the wild and their further adaptation among their relatives. Examples include the Przewalski's horse ...
The statues of ancient giants are surrounded by manicured European lawns with soft emerald green grass where visitors can relax. It's even a good place to eat, so there's ...
As soon as you enter the park, you have to decide which route to take. At Johannismühle there are two routes: a short one and a long one. If you have time, it's best to ...
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