Rest areas and playgrounds

“Wildest” zoo in the country spruces itself up

The Wold Science Center has also been located in Ernstbrunn Wildlife Park since 2010.

(Bild: Daniel Zupanc)

Regional funding benefits the infrastructure at Ernstbrunn Wildlife Park in the Weinviertel region: guidance systems, rest areas and playgrounds as well as a cattle barn with viewing terrace are planned!

The game enclosures in Ernstbrunn are located in the middle of the Weinviertel Leiserberge Nature Park. This gem of zoological entertainment attracts more than 80,000 visitors every year - and the aim is to attract even more. Regional funding is now being used to expand the guidance system for vehicles and pedestrians, and new rest areas as well as learning and play elements are also being built at the excursion destination, which is particularly popular with families and school classes. There are also plans to build a new cattle shed with a viewing terrace.

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The wildlife park covers an area of 44.5 hectares and is home to native animals in a natural environment. Walk-through areas with deer and mouflons, the opportunity to feed sheep and goats and a tree castle are among the attractions. The Wolf Science Center has also been located here since 2010.

 "This offer is now being improved and strengthened so that we can continue to offer an attractive excursion destination," says Managing Director Heinrich Reuss. Ernstbrunn Castle is located in the immediate vicinity of the wildlife park and its park facilities - including the parking spaces for buses and cars there - are now also being renovated.