Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
A forest zoo focused on European native animals, where you can see wolves, bears, lynx and feed the deer.
Wildpark Lüneburger Heide, in Nindorf near Hanstedt, is a forest zoo with about 1,000 animals across 120 species, mainly European and northern species: wolf packs, brown bears, lynx, moose, snow leopards, otters and more. In open areas you can get close to fallow deer and goats and feed them. Daily highlights include raptor flying shows and wolf-feeding talks. It makes a good half-day outing with children. Open year-round, and tickets bought online are slightly cheaper. Located on the northern edge of the heath, it is about 40 minutes' drive from Hamburg and can be combined with Undeloh and Wilsede in a single day.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:00–18:00 (shorter in winter)
Nearby sights
- Undeloh
- Wilsede & Totengrund
- Wilseder Berg
- Snow Dome Bispingen
- German Tank Museum
- Pietzmoor
- Heide Park Resort
- Höpen Heath Garden, Schneverdingen