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WILHELMA
Zoological & Botanical Garden
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In 1842, König Wilhelms I allowed a bath house to be built
on
the edge of Rosenstein
Park. It resembled the Alhambra and the fairytale 1001 Nights
palace. Gardens and buildings from the Moorish style surrounded
by lakes and streams - a real sight to behold.
During the Second World War, however, the old, historical Wilhelma
was destroyed. Even today, despite the destruction,
the Wilhelma is worth seeing - The zoological and botanical
garden has something for everyone. Especially in the summer
months when the ponds are full of water lilies the magic of
the olden days comes to life.
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DIRECTIONS
Subway - U14, Stop Wilhelma, U13,
Stop Rosensteinbrücke
Bus - No. 52, 55, and 56, Stop Rosensteinbrücke
Car and Bicycle:
Follow the signs with the "elephant"
 Public
Transport
PARKING |
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Paid parking is available in a parking garage on Neckartalstraße
near the main entrance.
On Sundays and holidays in the summer, the parking garage
hear Mahle by Glockenstraße is available for use. When
parking here enter the zoo through the entrance on Pragstraße.
Buses with groups of more than 15 people can park free (near
the main entrance)
Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the zoo.
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Wilhelma
Zoological-Botanical Garden
Neckartalstraße
Postfach 50 12 27
Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt
Tel.: 0711 / 54 02-0
Fax: 0711 / 54 02-222
The Wilhelma is open daily throughout the entire year.
The current opening hours & prices can be found by visiting
wilhelma.de. |
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