Tiergarten Teltow

Beneath the Berlin sky, nestled on the southwestern edge of the city, lies Tiergarten Teltow. Once known as Vogelpark Teltow, this privately owned zoo offers a unique blend of local and exotic animals. Tiergarten Teltow isn’t just a place to see animals. It’s a place to connect with them. Children can delight in feeding the eager donkeys and goats, marveling at their quirky expressions as they anticipate treats. Families can spend the day exploring the grounds, discovering hidden nooks for picnics, and letting the kids loose on the abundance of bikes and trikes. For the little ones, a giant sandbox awaits, filled with enough toys to spark endless imaginative play. Tiergarten Teltow is more than a zoo. It’s an educational experience. As you wander through the aviaries, you’ll encounter a vibrant array of exotic birds. From the Temminck-Tragopan to the Swinhoe-Fasan, each species tells a story of faraway lands. The Nandus, large South American birds, add a touch of the unexpected. Tiergarten Teltow also houses wallabies, small kangaroos from Australia, offering a glimpse into the unique fauna of another continent. The zoo’s commitment to education goes beyond observation. They aim to foster a deeper understanding of nature, encouraging respect for animals and the environment. A visit to Tiergarten Teltow is a day of discovery, a chance to connect with nature in the heart of the city. It’s a place where children can learn to appreciate the wonders of the animal kingdom and where families can create lasting memories.