Great place for many target groups!…read more They really take good care of the Tierpark and the price is appropriate for its size. Currently the prices are 20 EUR for the zoo, 14 EUR for the aquarium and 30 EUR for both. No matter if you are going as a couple, with your kids or alone - you will definitely have a good time.

Die Tiere sind toll, die Parkanlage ist jedoch etwas ungeordnet. Soweit ein recht schön gestalteter…read moreTierpark. Aber: es gab keine Capybaras, daher schonmal einen Stern weniger. Außerdem sind die Preise bezüglich der angebotenen Speisen und Getränke schon fast frech (kein Wunder, dass sich soviele Menschen selber Versorgung mitnehmen!). Auf jeden der ausgeschilderten Toiletten campt Personal, welches dich böse anschaut sobald man kein Kleingeld ,spendet' - bei den Eintrittspreisen auch ein Unding. Zu dem Eintrittspreis in den Tierpark muss man, um ins Tropengehege gehen zu können, fast nochmal den gesamten Eintrittspreis bezahlen. Außerdem waren die Eisbären nicht da, bei solch professionellen Tierparken erwartet man eine Info auf den entsprechenden Internetseiten.

My husband and I bought combo tickets to the zoo and the aquarium (60 euros altogether), and after…read morethree hours enjoying the zoo, I wasn't sure that I had the stamina to tour the aquarium. I'm so glad that I powered through, because it was even better than the zoo! My husband does not speak or read any German, and my competency is slightly above elementary, but we found that more of the signage at the aquarium is in both English and German than the signage in the zoo. Even though the name clearly reads "tropics/aquarium," I was expecting to see only water creatures. Wrong: this is where the lemurs and lizards and snakes live, too! I was expecting to see the lemurs in the zoo portion, but no, they are the first exhibit one encounters in the "tropics/aquarium" part. I loved the design of the space: the maze-like way one moves from exhibit to exhibit, the seemingly hand-written and hand-drawn signs, and the neat way that the environs of the smaller animals are presented in wooden cabinets as in the Renaissance cabinet of curiosities. Imagine an aquarium and zoo presented in a venue like Sir John Sloane's Museum in London, and that's very close to what one encounters here. If we had been pressed for time and could have only done one venue, I would choose here over the actual zoo, it's so good.

This is a great place to go to if you want to see loads of sharks and other wild animals but my…read moreexperience was pretty differant as i was there for Qype's 5th Birthday which was amazing. The hospitality was good as it was a champagne reception and nice food, but as the night went on it got better but maybe it was due to the unlimited bar tab lol but i would definatly go back and take my son for the sharks and other wild life.