Wilhelma is a unique zoological-botanical garden in Stuttgart combining animal and plant kingdoms in a historic setting. Founded in the mid-19th century as a royal garden for King Wilhelm I, it spans 30 hectares with over 11,500 animals from 1,200 species and 6,000 plants. The original Moorish architecture is wonderfully preserved, making it a unique experience combining nature, culture, and history. Germany's second largest zoo.
Summer prices Mar-Oct. Winter: adults 17€, children 6.50€. Family ticket 48€. Includes 1€ voluntary conservation contribution
Spring for magnolia and rhododendron blooms. Early morning to see active animals
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Wilhelma is Germany's only state-owned zoo and combines a zoo and botanical garden in a historic setting with 19th-century Moorish architecture. The historic greenhouses and original buildings are wonderfully preserved
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