Tiergarten Walding
Walding, Austria
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About Tiergarten Walding
Tiergarten Walding, located in the village of Walding in Upper Austria, is a small yet charming zoo that offers a unique experience for visitors. Originally founded in 1967 as an animal shelter at a farm, it moved to its current location in 1973 and received its zoo license in 1979. The zoo is home to a variety of species, including gibbons, leopards, lions, ocelots, zebras, servals, and tigers.
Its hillside setting provides a picturesque backdrop for animal viewing. Visitors can expect a close-up experience with the animals in a more intimate environment compared to larger zoos.
Visitors can park in the designated parking area near the entrance of the zoo. Parking is free, making it convenient for families and groups. It is advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a good parking spot.
- The park website tiergartenwalding.com is no longer functioning - the root serves an almost empty page and every path returns not found - so no species list, prices or opening hours can be confirmed. Check locally before travelling.
- Founded in 1967, it transitioned from an animal shelter to a licensed zoo in 1979.
- Home to a diverse range of species including gibbons, leopards, and tigers.
- Located on a scenic hill, providing a unique viewing experience.
- Offers a more intimate setting compared to larger zoos, allowing for closer animal encounters.
Paid Experiences
Keeper Experience
Description
Get up close with the animals and learn from the zookeepers about their care and behavior.
Feeding Session
Description
Participate in feeding sessions with selected animals, providing a unique interaction opportunity.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Description
Explore areas of the zoo not open to the public and learn about animal care and conservation efforts.
Photos are illustrative and do not depict the actual experience or animals at this zoo. We do our best to keep experience details accurate, but always check with the zoo directly for the latest information.