Der Tierpark Bad Kösen bietet auf etwa einem halben Hektar Fläche ein abwechslungsreiches Erlebnis für Tierfreunde. Über 220 Tiere aus mehr als 50 Arten sind hier zu Hause. Neben heimischen Haus- und Wildtieren gibt es exotische Bewohner wie Lamas, Alpakas und verschiedene Affenarten zu entdecken. Besonders das Streichelgehege begeistert die jüngsten Besucher, die Zwergziegen, Kaninchen und Schafe hautnah erleben können. Ein Highlight des Parks ist die Raubtierwelt. Hier lebt Bärin Anka, die als letzte Vertreterin ihrer Art im Park einen besonderen Platz einnimmt. Früher weit verbreitet, ist der Braunbär in vielen Teilen Europas heute selten geworden. Auch die eleganten Geoffroykatzen, deren Gehege an ihren natürlichen Lebensraum in den Pampas erinnert, sowie Schnee-Eulen können in dieser Abteilung beobachtet werden. Im Affenhaus geht es lebhaft zu. Die Gehaubten Kapuziner und Grünen Meerkatzen sorgen mit ihrem verspielten Verhalten für Unterhaltung. Viele der Tiere stammen aus eigener Nachzucht, was zu ihrem Wohlbefinden im Park beiträgt. Die Grünen Meerkatzen sind in freier Wildbahn in ganz Afrika südlich der Sahara verbreitet, während die Kapuziner in den Tropen Südamerikas beheimatet sind. Der Tierpark ist außerdem für seine bunte Vogelauswahl bekannt. Papageien, Fasane und Kanarienvögel aus verschiedenen Kontinenten sorgen für farbenfrohe Abwechslung. Ein Besuch im Tierpark Bad Kösen verspricht Naturerlebnis pur, bei dem kleine und große Besucher auf ihre Kosten kommen.
The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep. One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area. The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America. The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep. One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area. The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America. The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.
<p>Der Tierpark Bad Kösen bietet auf etwa einem halben Hektar Fläche ein abwechslungsreiches Erlebnis für Tierfreunde. Über 220 Tiere aus mehr als 50 Arten sind hier zu Hause. Neben heimischen Haus- und Wildtieren gibt es exotische Bewohner wie Lamas, Alpakas und verschiedene Affenarten zu entdecken. Besonders das Streichelgehege begeistert die jüngsten Besucher, die Zwergziegen, Kaninchen und Schafe hautnah erleben können.</p><p>Ein Highlight des Parks ist die Raubtierwelt. Hier lebt Bärin Anka, die als letzte Vertreterin ihrer Art im Park einen besonderen Platz einnimmt. Früher weit verbreitet, ist der Braunbär in vielen Teilen Europas heute selten geworden. Auch die eleganten Geoffroykatzen, deren Gehege an ihren natürlichen Lebensraum in den Pampas erinnert, sowie Schnee-Eulen können in dieser Abteilung beobachtet werden.</p><p>Im Affenhaus geht es lebhaft zu. Die Gehaubten Kapuziner und Grünen Meerkatzen sorgen mit ihrem verspielten Verhalten für Unterhaltung. Viele der Tiere stammen aus eigener Nachzucht, was zu ihrem Wohlbefinden im Park beiträgt. Die Grünen Meerkatzen sind in freier Wildbahn in ganz Afrika südlich der Sahara verbreitet, während die Kapuziner in den Tropen Südamerikas beheimatet sind.</p><p>Der Tierpark ist außerdem für seine bunte Vogelauswahl bekannt. Papageien, Fasane und Kanarienvögel aus verschiedenen Kontinenten sorgen für farbenfrohe Abwechslung. Ein Besuch im Tierpark Bad Kösen verspricht Naturerlebnis pur, bei dem kleine und große Besucher auf ihre Kosten kommen.</p>
<p>The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep.</p><p>One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area.</p><p>The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America.</p><p>The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep.</p><p>One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area.</p><p>The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America.</p><p>The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.</p>
Der Tierpark Bad Kösen bietet auf etwa einem halben Hektar Fläche ein abwechslungsreiches Erlebnis für Tierfreunde. Über 220 Tiere aus mehr als 50 Arten sind hier zu Hause. Neben heimischen Haus- und Wildtieren gibt es exotische Bewohner wie Lamas, Alpakas und verschiedene Affenarten zu entdecken. Besonders das Streichelgehege begeistert die jüngsten Besucher, die Zwergziegen, Kaninchen und Schafe hautnah erleben können. Ein Highlight des Parks ist die Raubtierwelt. Hier lebt Bärin Anka, die als letzte Vertreterin ihrer Art im Park einen besonderen Platz einnimmt. Früher weit verbreitet, ist der Braunbär in vielen Teilen Europas heute selten geworden. Auch die eleganten Geoffroykatzen, deren Gehege an ihren natürlichen Lebensraum in den Pampas erinnert, sowie Schnee-Eulen können in dieser Abteilung beobachtet werden. Im Affenhaus geht es lebhaft zu. Die Gehaubten Kapuziner und Grünen Meerkatzen sorgen mit ihrem verspielten Verhalten für Unterhaltung. Viele der Tiere stammen aus eigener Nachzucht, was zu ihrem Wohlbefinden im Park beiträgt. Die Grünen Meerkatzen sind in freier Wildbahn in ganz Afrika südlich der Sahara verbreitet, während die Kapuziner in den Tropen Südamerikas beheimatet sind. Der Tierpark ist außerdem für seine bunte Vogelauswahl bekannt. Papageien, Fasane und Kanarienvögel aus verschiedenen Kontinenten sorgen für farbenfrohe Abwechslung. Ein Besuch im Tierpark Bad Kösen verspricht Naturerlebnis pur, bei dem kleine und große Besucher auf ihre Kosten kommen.
The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep. One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area. The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America. The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep. One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area. The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America. The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.
<p>Der Tierpark Bad Kösen bietet auf etwa einem halben Hektar Fläche ein abwechslungsreiches Erlebnis für Tierfreunde. Über 220 Tiere aus mehr als 50 Arten sind hier zu Hause. Neben heimischen Haus- und Wildtieren gibt es exotische Bewohner wie Lamas, Alpakas und verschiedene Affenarten zu entdecken. Besonders das Streichelgehege begeistert die jüngsten Besucher, die Zwergziegen, Kaninchen und Schafe hautnah erleben können.</p><p>Ein Highlight des Parks ist die Raubtierwelt. Hier lebt Bärin Anka, die als letzte Vertreterin ihrer Art im Park einen besonderen Platz einnimmt. Früher weit verbreitet, ist der Braunbär in vielen Teilen Europas heute selten geworden. Auch die eleganten Geoffroykatzen, deren Gehege an ihren natürlichen Lebensraum in den Pampas erinnert, sowie Schnee-Eulen können in dieser Abteilung beobachtet werden.</p><p>Im Affenhaus geht es lebhaft zu. Die Gehaubten Kapuziner und Grünen Meerkatzen sorgen mit ihrem verspielten Verhalten für Unterhaltung. Viele der Tiere stammen aus eigener Nachzucht, was zu ihrem Wohlbefinden im Park beiträgt. Die Grünen Meerkatzen sind in freier Wildbahn in ganz Afrika südlich der Sahara verbreitet, während die Kapuziner in den Tropen Südamerikas beheimatet sind.</p><p>Der Tierpark ist außerdem für seine bunte Vogelauswahl bekannt. Papageien, Fasane und Kanarienvögel aus verschiedenen Kontinenten sorgen für farbenfrohe Abwechslung. Ein Besuch im Tierpark Bad Kösen verspricht Naturerlebnis pur, bei dem kleine und große Besucher auf ihre Kosten kommen.</p>
<p>The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep.</p><p>One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area.</p><p>The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America.</p><p>The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.The zoo in Bad Kösen offers animal lovers a varied experience on an area of about half a hectare. More than 220 animals from over 50 species call it home. In addition to native domestic and wild animals, there are exotic inhabitants such as llamas, alpacas and various species of monkeys to discover. The petting zoo is especially popular, where young visitors can get up close and personal with dwarf goats, rabbits, and sheep.</p><p>One of the highlights of the park is the predator world. Anka the bear lives here and holds a special place in the park as the last representative of her species in the park. The brown bear was once widespread, but has become rare in many parts of Europe. The elegant Geoffroy cats, whose enclosure is reminiscent of their natural habitat in the pampas, and snowy owls can also be seen in this area.</p><p>The monkey house is a lively place. Crested capuchins and vervets entertain visitors with their playful behavior. Many of the animals come from our own breeding program, which contributes to their well-being in the park. The vervets are found in the wild throughout sub-Saharan Africa, while the capuchins are native to the tropics of South America.</p><p>The zoo is also known for its colorful selection of birds. Parrots, pheasants and canaries from different continents provide a colorful variety. A visit to the zoo in Bad Kösen promises to be a pure nature experience, where both young and old visitors will get their money's worth.</p>