Wildgehege Niendorf

Wildgehege Niendorf is a free-roaming animal park in Hamburg where native species including deer, wild boar, and forest animals live in spacious sections. The grounds feature different habitat zones designed for various animal types across several hectares.

This animal enclosure grew out of conservation efforts in Hamburg and expanded gradually to house more regional animal species. The development shows the city's increasing commitment to creating and maintaining habitats for native animals.

The name reflects its location in the Niendorf area, and locals use this space as a straightforward way to encounter native animals. Visitors can watch deer, wild boar, and other forest animals moving and living together in open areas throughout the grounds.

The park is open at all hours without entrance fees, making it accessible whenever you want to visit. Wear proper footwear since you will be walking through various sections on foot to see the animals.

The park offers scheduled feeding times where you can watch how the native forest animals naturally behave in this controlled setting. These sessions give you a direct look at how the animals actually live day to day.

Location: Eimsbüttel

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Address: Bondenwald 108, 22453 Hamburg, Germany

Opening Hours: 24/7

GPS coordinates: 53.61321,9.93769

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:24