Tatzmania Löffingen — Zoo in Löffingen

Tatzmania Löffingen and its collection

Tatzmania Löffingen is a zoo in Löffingen, Germany.

Twenty species are shown across 46 hectares. It is run by Rüdiger and Isabel Braun of Teningen, who also operate Steinwasen-Park in Oberried.

History

The park was created in 1969 as a Wildpark and later renamed Schwarzwaldpark. It reopened in 2018 under a new concept and its present name.

Animals and collection

Seven tigers and four lions are kept, along with meerkats, banded mongooses, Barbary macaques and plains zebras. The hoofed stock includes fallow deer, Cameroon sheep, llamas, wapiti, greater kudu, Watusi cattle and camels.

Exhibits

Its exhibits include Raubtiere, Paarhufer, Unpaarhufer, Primaten and Beuteltiere.

What the venue says

• one of the largest predator complexes in Europe
• Gold Rusher
• African Spin
• Freefall Tower
• Wellenflieger
• Venture River
• There is a large parking lot designated for park visitors. Standard parking fees typically apply during park operating hours.
• Rollstuhlfahrer mit dem Vermerk aG und Blinde mit dem Vermerk BI haben freien Eintritt.