Zoologischer Garten Eberswalde, Animal park in Eberswalde, Germany.
Zoologischer Garten Eberswalde is a zoo set within a forested landscape with naturalistic enclosures for native and exotic animal species. The facility features diverse habitat areas designed to accommodate various animal types and their specific living requirements.
The site was known as a recreational destination since the late 18th century before being formally established as a zoo in 1958. This founding shaped its lasting role as an educational and leisure facility.
The zoo serves as a place where visitors can observe animals from around the world and learn about their habitats. It functions as an educational destination for families and school groups seeking to experience nature and wildlife firsthand.
The site is open daily with visitors able to stay until sunset, and admission tickets available until 4 PM. It is best to arrive early to avoid crowds and allow adequate time for exploring the grounds.
The facility includes specially designed enclosures such as an ice-age landscape created for Amur tigers. This design shows how contemporary zoos attempt to recreate natural habitats while applying scientific principles.
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