Tierpark Zoo

Great zoo, very large so does take a lot of the day to walk around. Not too many food options were open when I was there so we had to walk back to the front area to eat and the lines were long. Plenty of toilets around the zoo so that was fine. There are a large amount of exhibits and a petting zoo which you can feed sheep. There is a great walk through exhibit which mimics a rain forest, it is very humid and hot in there for the animals so I would maybe avoid walking through if its a really hot day outside
Hannah - a week ago

There was very high number of visitors on a Saturday, but the Tierpark has a very large area that provides with enough room for everybody. One needs at least 4-5 hours to discover more than 60% of the Tierpark. Getting tired at Tierpark totally worths your experience. There are two auto-parks called P1 and P2, and P2 is just next to the entrance. Buying tickets in advance is highly recommended to skip long ticket queues and eliminate waiting times in the entrance.
Engin Gedik - a month ago

Kids loved it ! Super clean environment and each and every animal is kept really well We spend around 6 hours there and still could see all of it but it's worth every penny ! Recommended!!
nouman rana - a week ago

Went for the Giraffe encounter and it was more than I could have asked for! It was just me and my partner, we got to pet the giraffe Paula and fed 3 at one time. We had Moritz share more about the Giraffes (he was able to do so in English for us which was unexpected!) and he offered to take photos for us and didn’t rush us. It was amazing! Best experience and would recommend the Giraffe encounter to anyone - a once in a lifetime experience.
Visha Thamboo - a month ago

The park is fun, the enclosure designs are nice and there are just enough maps that you won't get too lost. However, I had to remove some stars because it is horribly inaccessible. There is what is labeled as a ramp, with a stair step at the bottom of it, therefore making it inaccessible to wheelchair users. None of the doors I encountered had a button to open them. The bathrooms labeled as for wheelchair users was (one) up a narrow ramp and (two) behind a huge heavy door with no button. There are plenty of benches, but no water fountains, bottle refill stations, or vending machines to get snacks and drinks. If you have diabetes and need a snack, you're screwed. All of the snack and food huts were closed. The bathroom only had blow dryers, which could be inaccessible for people with sensory issues, such as autism. They need to do a park-wide accessibility overhaul. Do better!!! Perhaps it is the season, but there also seem to be very few enrichment activities for the animals. Only five activities (such as feedings) were listed, and most enclosures had no indication that they do that. Perhaps it is done after park hours? Regardless, I wish I could see more animals getting fed. More of a personal gripe, but I came to this zoo to see the hyenas (striped and spotted) and there is only one single hyena item in the gift shop: a post card. They have an entire display of wolf merchandise but I don't think they even have wolves at this zoo? I wish they made more of an effort to represent the animals they have, rather than simply what makes them money. Overall: this park is great for families with kids, but terrible for people with disabilities. There is certainly room for improvement. However, most average people would enjoy it, from the casual zoo-goer, tourist, to the animal aficionado.
Sarah - 2 months ago