Warande, Nature preserve and park in Helmond, Netherlands.
Warande is an animal park and nature area in Helmond featuring spacious enclosures and aviaries for multiple species. The grounds include maintained pathways and meadows spread across several hectares.
The park was established in 1958 through the conversion of former grounds into an animal facility. This transformation marked the beginning of a long-standing institution in the region.
The park takes its name from Jan Visser, recognizing his work in developing the animal enclosure during the 1970s. Visitors experience this personal connection through the grounds he helped shape.
The grounds are located between Aarle Rixtelseweg and Jan van Brabantlaan and are easy to access. On-site dining is available for visitors who wish to eat during their visit.
The park houses watusi cattle with their distinctive long horns alongside wallabies and alpacas in open enclosures. Visitors can observe these animals from different climates in spaces designed for their comfort.
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