Wildpark Feldkirch

Situated on Ardetzenberg mountain, the park spans across natural terrain featuring enclosures that house 140 animals including deer, wild boars, and lynx.

Karl Lampert, a businessman and district master hunter, established the park in 1963 to create a space where people could observe local wildlife without charge.

The park maintains a strong connection to local conservation by rehabilitating injured animals and educating visitors about regional wildlife through guided tours and programs.

The park remains open 24 hours daily throughout the year, with a shuttle service operating from Feldkirch train station on weekends due to construction until 2025.

The park's first resident, an ibex named Felix, became the mascot after repeatedly escaping attempts to join wild colonies and returning to human settlements.

Location: Feldkirch

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: Ardetzenweg 20, 6800 Feldkirch 6800 Feldkirch

Opening Hours: 24/7

Phone: +43552274105

Website: https://wildpark-feldkirch.at

GPS coordinates: 47.24496,9.59685

Latest update: April 3, 2025 08:38