Nordhorn Zoo Map (2023 – 2021)
Planning your visit to Nordhorn Zoo?
Nordhorn Zoo is a family-oriented zoo located in Nordhorn, Lower Saxony, Germany. It spans 25 acres and houses over 2,000 animals from around 100 species, including domestic and exotic animals. The zoo emphasizes conservation, interactive learning, and regional biodiversity.
The most up-to-date Nordhorn Zoo Map helps you find everything from the spacious petting meadow to the Savannah House, where giraffes and zebras share the view. Stroll past the Nordhorn Brook and spot otters playing nearby. Hungry? Tierpark-Restaurant De MalleJan offers local dishes with a zoo-view terrace.
Whether you’re chasing feeding times or letting kids roam the playground, this map makes your visit smoother and more fun.
Nordhorn Zoo Map 2023
The most significant Nordhorn Zoo Map 2023 updates include the addition of new accessible enclosures, such as the spacious area for German giant rabbits, and ongoing expansion of the historical Vechtewelt area featuring the Vechtehof farm and new educational trails. The zoo also enhanced visitor experiences with more walk-through animal habitats, expanded petting zoos, and the development of the Vechte-Dorf open-air museum project. These updates make the zoo more interactive and educational, especially for families and children.
Printable Nordhorn Zoo Map PDF 2023
Nordhorn Zoo Map 2022
Nordhorn Zoo Map 2022 updates include the addition of new enclosures for endangered species such as the Vietnamese sika deer and garden dormouse, as well as improvements to the meerkat and yellow mongoose habitat. The zoo also continued its focus on local conservation, expanding the farm area (Vechtehof) and enhancing educational exhibits. Plans for upgrades to the leopard and seal enclosures were also announced to improve animal welfare and visitor experience.
Nordhorn Zoo Map 2021
Nordhorn Zoo Map 2021 updates included the continued expansion of the historical “Vechtewelt” area, featuring ancient and endangered domestic animal breeds, and the addition of a new water mill. The map also highlighted improved visitor amenities such as expanded playgrounds, accessible animal enclosures, and enhanced petting zoo experiences. These updates aimed to enrich the family-friendly atmosphere and provide more interactive learning opportunities for guests.
FAQ
What are the opening hours of Tierpark Nordhorn?
Tierpark Nordhorn is open daily throughout the year. From March 1 to October 31, the zoo is open from 9:00 to 19:00; in November and February, it is open from 9:00 to 18:00; and in December and January, from 9:00 to 17:00. Special opening hours apply on certain holidays and event days.
What animals can I see at Tierpark Nordhorn?
At Tierpark Nordhorn, you can see over 2,500 animals from more than 100 species, including North Persian leopards, wood bison, two-toed sloths, zebras, seals, meerkats, prairie dogs, squirrel monkeys, and various endangered domestic breeds. The zoo features both exotic and native animals in accessible and naturalistic enclosures. There are also petting areas with goats, sheep, donkeys, and Bentheimer piglets.
Is Tierpark Nordhorn accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Tierpark Nordhorn is accessible for visitors with disabilities. Many paths and enclosures are barrier-free or partially accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. Disabled visitors with proper identification and their required companions are eligible for free admission.
What are the ticket prices for Tierpark Nordhorn?
Ticket prices for Tierpark Nordhorn are €14.90 for adults and €10.90 for children aged 4 to 16; children under 4 years enter for free. Pupils, students, pensioners, and groups of 20 or more pay €13.90 per person, and a family ticket including a dog costs €57. Disabled visitors with identification and their required companions receive free admission.
