Wilhelma Map (2023 – 2017)
The most up-to-date Wilhelma Map is your go-to guide for navigating Stuttgart’s iconic zoological-botanical garden.
Wilhelma is a zoological and botanical garden in Stuttgart, Germany. It combines Moorish-style architecture with over 11,000 animals and 7,000 plant species. Originally built as a royal bath in the 19th century, Wilhelma is now one of Europe’s most diverse and historic zoos.
From the Moorish-style aquarium to the Amazon House teeming with tropical flora, there’s something unforgettable around every turn. Don’t miss the Orchid Collection near the historic greenhouses or the elevated walkways around the Elephant House.
Planning your route ahead can help you time lunch at Café Belvedere just right—especially before the sea lion feeding show.
Wilhelma Map 2023
The 2023 Wilhelma map includes detailed locations of new and existing animal enclosures, such as the Terra Australis with eleven Australian species introduced in summer 2023. It highlights updated visitor facilities like playgrounds, restaurants, and accessible toilets, as well as construction sites for ongoing improvements.
Printable Wilhelma Map PDF 2023
Wilhelma Map 2019
The most significant Wilhelma Map 2019 updates included clearer markings of animal enclosures, visitor facilities, and walking routes to improve navigation across the 70-acre park. The map also highlighted the locations of restaurants, playgrounds, and public transport stops, making it easier for visitors to plan their route.
Wilhelma Map 2017
The most significant Wilhelma Map 2017 updates featured improved clarity in marking animal enclosures, visitor facilities, and main walking routes to help guests navigate the zoo and botanical garden more easily. The map also highlighted the locations of playgrounds, restaurants, and public transport stops for better visitor orientation.
FAQ
What are the opening hours for Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Garden?
Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Garden is open every day of the year, with admission starting at 8:15 am. Closing times vary by season, ranging from 4:30 pm in winter to 8:00 pm in summer. The animal and plant houses typically open at 9:00 am, with closing times adjusted according to daylight hours.
How do I get to Wilhelma using public transport in Stuttgart?
Wilhelma is easily accessible by public transport in Stuttgart. Streetcar lines U13, U14, and U16 stop directly at “Wilhelma” in front of the main entrance, and several bus and suburban train lines also serve stops nearby, including “Rosensteinbrücke” and “Bahnhof Bad Cannstatt,” all within walking distance of the zoo.
Is the Wilhelma map available at the entrance or online before visiting?
A park map for Wilhelma is available both online for download and in print at the zoo entrances. Visitors can print the map themselves or pick up a free copy when entering the zoo.
What animals can I see at Wilhelma Zoo?
At Wilhelma Zoo, visitors can see a wide variety of animals including elephants, gorillas, bonobos, tigers, jaguars, leopards, zebras, meerkats, polar and brown bears, maned wolves, kangaroos, giraffes, sea lions, flamingos, penguins, tropical birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and more. The zoo also features a farm and petting zoo for children, as well as unique exhibits like the Amazonian House and an ape nursery.
