Tiergarten Ulm — Attraction in Ulm

Tiergarten Ulm presents a charming animal encounter, earning a respectable four-star rating. The zoo's intimate setting contributes to a cozy and family-friendly atmosphere, making it an enjoyable destination for a day out. The well-maintained enclosures create a comfortable environment for the animals, reflecting a commitment to their welfare.

However, the limited space poses a challenge, as it can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours. The compact layout, while cozy, might not appeal to those seeking a more expansive zoo experience. Additionally, the variety of animals is somewhat limited, which might leave some visitors wanting more diversity in the species on display.

Considering these factors, the ticket prices may seem a bit steep for the overall experience provided. While Tiergarten Ulm offers a delightful opportunity to connect with animals in a close-knit setting, the pricing structure might benefit from alignment with the zoo's size and variety of exhibits. Despite these considerations, the zoo remains a pleasant outing, particularly for families and those seeking a more intimate animal encounter in the...

Nice place to bring a family of mainly youngish children. Includes a petting area - well, it is an area where you can brush a pig and feed some goats! Exhibits of fish, snakes, monkeys were interesting and appeal to young children as they can see them close up. At the entrance of the Tiergarten there is a 'tunnel' through water and fish swim all around. Exhibits are well explained, to be able to be spotted. There is a very small playground on site, but a larger one is in the same area, for up to 14year olds. Set in a peaceful garden landscape and allows plenty of space for roaming. In my day one was quiet when visiting an Aquarium, nowadays it seems somewhat more noisy, without any apparent respect for the...

Excellent small zoo. Quite a variety of animals - small monkeys, parrots, turtles and tortoises, a selection of snakes and exotic lizards as well as a huge range of aquariums with various tropical and cold water fish. Outside there are alpacas and goats for the kids to feed, pigs for them to brush, free roaming peacocks, Australian emus and kangaroos and a bear enclosure.

The monkeys had large, high enclosures, set inside in a jungle atmosphere in the tropical house. Clean and well manicured woodchip pathways through the trees were lovely to walk on - especially as it was so cold outside! - and the monkeys were all in groups or pairs, not singles which always seems particularly...