Réserve de bisons d'Europe de Sainte-Eulalie

The Réserve de bisons d'Europe de Sainte-Eulalie is a wildlife sanctuary in the Margeride highlands where these large animals roam across open spaces and forests. The terrain includes rolling grasslands and woodlands that allow the bison to move and behave as they would in nature.

The reserve was created to protect European bison, animals that once faced near extinction across the continent. The project brought together animals from different populations to establish a growing community in this location.

The place tells the story of how these massive animals once roamed across Europe and what they mean to the ecosystems today. Visitors learn how local efforts connect to a larger movement to restore wild spaces across the continent.

Visitors can watch the animals from designated viewing areas or guided tours through the grounds. The animals are often more active in the morning hours, so planning your visit accordingly helps you see more behavior.

European bison are massive animals nearly as large as cattle, yet they move with surprising speed and agility across the grounds despite their bulk. Watching them gallop across open meadows reveals a power and grace that stays with visitors long after they leave.

Location: Sainte-Eulalie

Operator: Société d'Économie Mixte d'Équipement pour le Développement de la Lozère

Opening Hours: 10:30-16:30

Website: http://bisoneurope.com

GPS coordinates: 44.80130,3.47996

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:44