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Tierpark Berlin
Tierpark Berlin
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General Information
Opened: 2 July 1955
Location: Berlin, Germany
Type: Public zoo / zoological collection
Tierpark Berlin is one of Europe's largest landscape zoos, situated in the extensive grounds of the historic Friedrichsfelde Palace Park. Covering around 160 hectares, it is characterised by spacious enclosures, mature parkland and a wide variety of habitats.
The collection covers animals from around the world, including mammals, birds, reptiles and other groups, with large outdoor areas as well as specialised animal houses. Historic highlights include Friedrichsfelde Palace and the Alfred Brehm House, while the park also plays an important role in species conservation, education and research.
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