Wilhelma Zoologisch-Botanischer Garten

Wilhelma is a combined zoological and botanical garden established in 1846 in Stuttgart, Germany. Known for its historical significance and architectural style, it showcases Moorish Revival buildings.

The garden covers 30 hectares and houses around 11,500 animals from 1,200 species and 6,000 plant species. It's the second most visited zoo in Germany, attracting over 2 million visitors yearly.

Noteworthy Attractions

Okapi Encounters 🦒: Kids love to see semi-striped okapis in their natural habitat.

Moorish Villa 🌿: Explore the giant titan arum plant that emits a strong odor.

Greenhouse Wonders 🌺: Discover a diverse range of botanical species including Amazonian plants.

Wilhelma offers a paid admission and is ideal for families, nature lovers, and anyone interested in zoology or botany.