Tierpark Nadermann, Private zoo in Delbrück, Germany.
Tierpark Nadermann is a private zoo on eight hectares in Schöning, a district of Delbrück, next to the Rietberger Emsniederung nature reserve. It keeps about 600 animals of roughly 100 species, with a focus on predators such as lions, leopards and tigers. Many animals are in open enclosures along a circular path, and a train runs through a fallow deer enclosure.
The facility was founded in 1967 by the Nadermann family on former agricultural land. The family has continuously operated and developed the site across generations since its creation.
The zoo was founded in 1967 on the grounds of an old farm and has remained in the hands of the Nadermann family ever since. Visitors can ride a small railway through the fallow deer enclosure, and a rocket-shaped flight simulator stands beside a large playground with some coin-operated rides. A campsite also belongs to the park.
Tierpark Nadermann is closed from November to March, so visits are only possible between April and October. The grounds are laid out along a circular path that starts near the entrance and passes the outdoor enclosures, aviaries and the large playground. The site borders the Rietberger Emsniederung nature reserve directly, and a campsite belongs to the park.
A small train runs through the fallow deer enclosure, so visitors ride through the herd rather than viewing it from outside. The zoo also keeps about 600 animals of roughly 100 species, with a focus on big cats such as lions, leopards and tigers.
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