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Guided tour of the wildlife park

From March through September, a guided tour of the wildlife park takes place on the second Wednesday of each month at 5 p.m. (advance registration required).
We look forward to welcoming you to the guided tours starting in March 2027.

Fallow deer

Are you interested in learning more about local wildlife? Where and how do they live in their natural habitats, and what are their typical characteristics? Then sign up for a free guided tour of the wildlife park.

From March through September, on the second Wednesday of each month, knowledgeable staff from the Lenneberg Forest District lead tours of the wildlife park, focusing on species such as red deer, fallow deer, wild boar, and mouflon.

The tour is intended for adults and teenagers aged 12 and older. Children under 12 are, of course, also welcome to join the tour.

This is not a tour led by animal keepers that includes animal feeding. A tour with animal feeding is offered exclusively for children as part of the vacation pass during summer break.

Interesting facts compact:

Registration required!

Period: March through September

Date: Second Wednesday of the month

Time: 5:00 p.m.

Duration: approximately 1.5 hours

Target audience: Adults and teenagers aged 12 and older

Meeting point: Entrance to the Mini Zoo on Kirchstraße, 55124 Mainz-Gonsenheim,
 
Clothing: weather- and season-appropriate clothing (rain jacket, sun hat, closed-toe shoes, etc.)


The tours are based on cooperation between the state capital of Mainz and the Lennebergwald special-purpose association. 


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Address

Gonsenheimer Wildpark

Kirchstraße
55124 Mainz

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