Wildpark Feldkirch
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Wildpark Feldkirch: A Natural Escape
Discover Vorarlberg's wildlife at Wildpark Feldkirch: a free, family-friendly nature experience on the Ardetzenberg, open year-round!
Wildpark Feldkirch, nestled on the Ardetzenberg mountain, is a free-entry wildlife park established in 1963. Home to around 160 animals from 26 species, the park offers a blend of recreation and education, attracting families, nature enthusiasts, and hikers year-round.
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Getting There
Public Transport
From Feldkirch train station, take the Wildpark Shuttle, operating on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 10:00 to 17:00. The shuttle departs from Bus Steig C every 15-20 minutes and drops you off near the wolf enclosure at the end of Berggasse. This service is free.
Walking
From Feldkirch train station, it's approximately a 30-minute walk to Wildpark Feldkirch. Follow Reichsstrasse, then turn onto Ardetzenbergstrasse or Berggasse. Note that this is an uphill walk.
Car
Due to construction, access to Wildpark Feldkirch by car is restricted until 2025. Reach the park via Reichsstrasse from the train station, then follow Ardetzenbergstrasse or Berggasse. Parking is available at Ardetzenweg 20. Parking fees apply Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00. The cost is €0.90 per hour or €4 per day.
Local tips
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Combine your visit with a hike on one of the eight trails leading to the Wildpark for scenic views.
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Visit the Wildpark Shuttle on weekends and holidays for a convenient, free ride from Feldkirch train station.
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Enjoy a picnic at the designated grilling area near the red deer enclosure.
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Check out the Kiosk der Kantine.L for regional snacks and refreshments; note seasonal opening hours.
Discover more about Wildpark Feldkirch
Wildpark Feldkirch, an evergreen destination on Ardetzenberg mountain, has been a favorite family outing in Vorarlberg since 1963. The park was founded with the idea of bringing local, free-living animals closer to the community. Today, it houses around 160 animals from 26 different species in a natural setting.
Visitors can observe various alpine animals, including deer, wild boar, lynx, wolves, and marmots, along scenic trails. The park also features a large playground for children, a barbecue area, and a kiosk run by Lebenshilfe Vorarlberg, offering snacks and refreshments. The park is committed to providing a natural environment for its animals and offers educational opportunities for visitors of all ages.
The Wildpark is open 365 days a year and maintains free entry, relying on donations and sponsorships for upkeep and expansion. The park's ongoing projects include improving animal habitats and visitor facilities. The Wildpark is more than just a recreational area; it's a community-supported haven for local wildlife and a place for people to connect with nature.
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