Cultural and Natural Treasures at Tierpark Cottbus

Opened in 1954, Tierpark Cottbus was founded by the city to promote wildlife conservation and education. It spans over 18 hectares and is home to more than 800 animals from various species.

The zoo’s architecture includes well-designed enclosures that mimic natural habitats, with lush greenery enhancing the visitor experience. Its commitment to education and conservation makes it culturally significant, engaging visitors of all ages.

Must-See Wonders

🦁 Unique Animal Encounters
Experience close encounters with rare species, highlighting conservation efforts.
🦓 Interactive Educational Programs
Participate in workshops focused on wildlife preservation and biodiversity.
🐾 Scenic Walking Trails
Enjoy picturesque pathways around the zoo, perfect for families and nature enthusiasts.

Accessible via public transport, Tierpark Cottbus is a paid attraction that appeals to families, school groups, and wildlife enthusiasts.