Wildpark Feldkirch
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Wildpark Feldkirch: A Natural Haven Above the City
Discover Vorarlberg's wildlife at Wildpark Feldkirch: A free, family-friendly nature escape with native animals and stunning views.
Wildpark Feldkirch, established in 1963, offers a delightful escape into nature with free admission. Home to around 170 animals of various native species, including deer, lynx, and wolves, the park provides an opportunity to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. A large playground and a kiosk enhance the visitor experience, making it a perfect destination for families.
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Public Transport
From Feldkirch train station, take the Stadtbus Feldkirch. Several bus lines connect the station to the city area. From a suitable stop, it's a walk of approximately 1.5km to the Wildpark. Alternatively, from March to early September, a free Wildpark Shuttle operates on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays between 10:00 and 17:00, with departures every 15-20 minutes from Bussteig C at the train station. Cost: Bus tickets within Feldkirch typically cost between €1-€3.
Walking
From Feldkirch city center or the train station, the Wildpark can be reached by foot via several scenic hiking trails. The walk is approximately 1.5 km and involves an ascent up the Ardetzenberg. Popular routes include the Weinbergstiege or Himmelstreppe. Cost: Free.
Car
From the A14 motorway, take the Feldkirch-Nord exit and follow signs towards the city center (B190). The Wildpark is signposted from there. A parking lot is available at Weinbergstraße/Ardetzenweg. Cost: Parking fees apply Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00. The parking fee is EUR 2 per hour, with a maximum daily rate of EUR 8.
Local tips
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Visit the Wildpark Kiosk for refreshments and support a good cause, as it provides employment for people with disabilities.
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Combine your visit with a hike on one of the eight trails leading to the Wildpark for a more immersive nature experience.
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Check out the feeding times to see the animals up close, but remember to only use the designated food available in the park.
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Bring 20-cent coins if you want to feed some of the animals. Food is available via automats.
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Nestled on the Ardetzenberg, high above the city of Feldkirch, Wildpark Feldkirch has been a beloved destination for families and nature enthusiasts since its founding in 1963. The park originated from the vision of bringing local wildlife closer to the community, offering a unique opportunity to observe animals in a natural setting.
Covering a 10-hectare area, the Wildpark is home to approximately 170 animals from 21 different species. Visitors can encounter a variety of native mammals and birds, including red and fallow deer, wildcats, and even American timber wolves. The park also features a petting zoo with dwarf goats and a forest trail with informative panels, making it both an educational and enjoyable experience. The Kiosk is operated by the Kantine L. of the Lebenshilfe Vorarlberg, offering snacks, drinks, and warm dishes, while providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Wildpark Feldkirch is committed to providing free access to all visitors. The park is open year-round, offering a chance to witness the changing seasons and the animals adapting to their environment. Whether you're interested in observing wildlife, enjoying a family outing, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat in nature, Wildpark Feldkirch offers a memorable experience for all ages.
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