Parc animalier de Gramat, Wildlife park in Gramat, France.
Parc animalier de Gramat is a wildlife park on large natural grounds with about 150 European animal species. The park houses cattle, sheep, birds of prey, wild cats, and many other animals living in open enclosures or semi-natural areas.
The park was founded in 1980 as one of the first of its kind in France, aiming to protect and study European wildlife. Since then it has grown into an important center for conserving endangered species.
The park focuses on European species and displays traditional farm breeds that belong to the region. Visitors can observe how these animals live in natural surroundings and understand their historical roles in local farming.
The park is open to visitors daily and offers wide, level paths that are easy to walk. You should wear sturdy shoes and be prepared for changing weather, especially on windy or rainy days.
The park offers educational programs where visitors work directly with animal keepers and learn how wild animals are cared for. This experience shows the daily effort required to maintain large animals in a park setting.
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