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Top 10 Nature & Wildlife Areas in Franconia, Bavaria
Discover the best top things to do in Franconia, Germany including Hintere Hohe, Raubtier- und Exotenasyl Ansbach, Naherholungszentrum Fichtelsee, Wildpark Schloss Tambach, Walderlebniszentrum Tennenlohe, Falknerei Burg Rabenstein, Theresienstein Park, Schwarzachschlucht, Wildgehege Hufeisen, Wildpark Hundshaupten.
Restaurants in Franconia
1. Hintere Hohe
2. Raubtier- und Exotenasyl Ansbach
3. Naherholungszentrum Fichtelsee
4. Wildpark Schloss Tambach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
In a large, 60 hectare picturesque castle park, there is the largest game preserve in Northern Bavaria with 200 animals of a great variety of species. Partly accessible, large pens make it possible to observe the game undisturbed and in a natural environment.
5. Walderlebniszentrum Tennenlohe
6. Falknerei Burg Rabenstein
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
7. Theresienstein Park
8. Schwarzachschlucht
9. Wildgehege Hufeisen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By drjobec - Nuremberg, Germany
This is a really nice way to relax for a couple of hours and to see some animals. The walk around the park is not that long, just a km or two, but you can take your time. There are benches to sit on and observe the animals, picnic-tables (at about half-way) for a stop (plus a Toitoi), playing grounds for kids, etc. Some of the animals are roaming free, so dogs are not allowed. You can buy some feed to give to them (don't bring anything except coin money with you, it's not allowed). If you want to relax with the animals, be there early to avoid the screaming kids running into the herds (yeah, looking at you, Tiffany). Parking is free, but on busy times the space can be of an issue. Also, the roads are dirt and may contain some output from the roaming animals, so don't wear your Sunday shoes). One thing to note are the opening hours: Nov-Feb: 9-16, Mar-Oct 8-18, so don't expect the long opening hours in the winter. Definitely worth visiting, with or without kids.
