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Mönchengladbach Zoo
Address
Odenkirchener Str. 61, 41239 Mönchengladbach, Germany
Country
germany
Opening Hours
Daily 9:00-18:00 (April-September), 9:00-16:00 (October-March). Last entry 1 hour before closing
Popularity
Regional (150,000+ visitors annually - major Rhineland family attraction)
Rhineland Wildlife Conservation Center
Post-War Rhineland Development Established in 1957 in the heart of the Rhineland, Mönchengladbach Zoo represents nearly seven decades of regional wildlife conservation and family education. Located in this important North Rhine-Westphalia city, the facility combines local species focus with international conservation efforts.
Regional Conservation Leadership The zoo specializes in European and regional species conservation while maintaining diverse international exhibits for educational purposes and global conservation awareness.
Family-Centered Mission Designed as a comprehensive family destination, the zoo provides interactive experiences, educational programs, and close animal encounters that make wildlife conservation accessible to all ages.
Educational Excellence Serving as a regional education center for the Rhineland, offering comprehensive programs for schools and families throughout North Rhine-Westphalia.
Attractions in Mönchengladbach Zoo
European Wildlife Conservation Center
Rhineland Conservation Excellence
Regional Species Focus State-of-the-art conservation facility dedicated to protecting European and regional species, providing visitors with encounters with native wildlife in naturalistic environments.
Conservation Features:
- Natural habitat recreation - Authentic Rhineland ecosystem environments
- Breeding program facilities - Specialized areas for endangered species reproduction
- Educational viewing areas - Multiple observation points for optimal wildlife watching
- Research capabilities - On-site conservation and behavior studies
- Interactive displays - Information about regional conservation challenges
Educational Impact: Programs emphasize the importance of protecting Central European ecosystems and supporting wildlife conservation throughout the Rhineland region.