Tierpark Bad Liebenstein

The Tierpark Bad Liebenstein sits at the foot of Burgberg with animals housed in naturalistic enclosures and paddocks throughout the grounds. The site features separate areas for different species, water basins, climbing structures, and shaded rest spots that support a visit of several hours.

The park's origins trace to informal animal keeping that developed on the site from the 1970s onward, becoming an official zoo in 1996. Growth came through cooperation between the tourism association and spa management to create an attraction for visitors to this spa town.

The park serves visitors of all ages who come to observe animals and learn about wildlife conservation in an accessible setting. The grounds are regularly used for school groups and family events that combine viewing with practical knowledge about animal care.

The park is easily reached on foot and laid out along standard paths accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Best times to visit are early morning or late afternoon when animals are more active and light is softer.

Flamingos live here in a special glass hall that replicates their tropical conditions and creates a visual contrast with the rest of the grounds. This setup demonstrates how demanding species can be kept in a smaller park setting.

Location: Bad Liebenstein

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Address: Auenweg 14, 36448 Bad Liebenstein, Germany

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:00-18:00 open "summer half year"; Monday-Sunday 09:00-17:00 open "winter half year"

Phone: +493696133865

Website: http://tierpark-bad-liebenstein.de

GPS coordinates: 50.82030,10.35470

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40