Weltvogelpark Walsrode
Equipment / structural
Am Vogelpark, 29 Walsrode, Alemania
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Leisure and recreation
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Cultural-natural heritage
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Cultural mediation
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Bio / presentation
Weltvogelpark Walsrode, in Germany, is the world's largest bird park and is internationally renowned for its breeding and conservation programs. It opened in 1962 and is home to over 4,000 birds from 600 different species. The park spans 37 hectares, featuring dedicated areas for breeding and research facilities, as well as a restaurant, two picnic areas, and multiple playgrounds. Visitors can participate in daily feedings of penguins, pelicans, and birds of prey. Due to its location between Hamburg, Bremen, and Hanover in Lower Saxony, and its proximity to other leisure parks (Heide Park, Hannover Zoo, and Serengeti Park), Weltvogelpark is part of a major tourism and leisure hub in Germany.