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Glashütte Wildlife Park

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The Glashütte Wildlife Park is located in the easy on the eye Almenland region of Styria, near the municipality of Passail. Across a spacious area, the park gives visitors the opportunity to observe native wildlife in its natural environment from close range. The animal stock includes characteristic species of the Alpine world, such as imposing deer, nimble mouflons, ibexes, and roe deer. Founded in the 1970s, the park has developed into a popular excursion destination for families and nature enthusiasts who appreciate the tranquility of the wooded surroundings. The panoramic trail is particularly attractive, offering broad views over the rolling hills of the Styrian countryside. In addition to the animal enclosures, the facility features a petting zoo and play areas for children, making the park a pedagogically valuable site for imparting knowledge about local fauna. On-site catering serves regional specialties, rounding off the nature experience, while adjacent hiking trails invite further exploration of the region.

Location: Vienna, Austria
Top sights: Pfarrkirche hl. Margaretha · Marienbildstock · Ortskapelle Kleinfeld
Nearby: Bad Vöslau (11 km)

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg °C	-2	0	4	10	14	19	21	20	15	10	4	0
Rain mm	43	38	46	41	85	91	88	87	79	54	45	43

📋 Practical info

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Best season

Glashütte Wildlife Park in the Lower Austrian Alpine foothills is open from March to November, with spring and autumn offering good conditions for animal watching. In summer many young animals are visible, while autumn marks the start of the deer rut.

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Best time of day

Early morning and late afternoon are when animals are most active, as they typically feed and move around. Midday is often quieter since many species take a rest - then the park is better suited for a leisurely stroll.

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Etiquette

Please stay on marked trails and respect the barriers to avoid stressing the animals. Feeding the wildlife is not permitted, as it can cause digestive issues and unwanted behavior.

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What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes and weatherproof clothing are recommended as the park has natural trails and gentle hills. Binoculars can be useful for observing shy animals like roe deer from a distance.

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Getting there

Glashütte Wildlife Park is located in the municipality of Glashütte in Lower Austria and is easily reachable by car. Public buses go to the nearby village, from where a 20-minute walk leads to the park entrance.

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What to expect

Some animals, especially shy deer and wild boar, need time to appear. Move slowly and quietly to avoid startling them - a brief stop at a quiet spot often pays off. Not every walk results in a sighting, but the natural surroundings are rewarding.

Geography

Coordinates

47.92560, 16.09110

Facts

The wildlife park is located in the Almenland region at about 1,000m altitude.
The park was established during the 1970s.
Visitors can see deer, mouflons, and ibexes at close range.
A panoramic trail offers views over the Styrian Almenland.
The park features a petting zoo for children.
The facility is accessible to visitors throughout the year.

Explore nearby

Notable places around

Berndorf2 km · NEExplore →

Scharfeneck Castle Ruins4 km · EExplore →

Peilstein Castle Ruins7 km · NWExplore →

Bad Vöslau11 km · NEExplore →

Rothenstein Castle Ruins12 km · NWExplore →

Muthmannsdorf Castle Ruins13 km · SExplore →

Fischau Castle13 km · SEExplore →

Baden bei Wien14 km · NEExplore →

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Sights in the town Glashütte Wildlife Park (10)

Pfarrkirche hl. Margaretha

Roman Catholic parish church in Hernstein, Lower Austria, dedicated to Saint Margaret.

Marienbildstock

Small wayside shrine with a depiction of Mary, located on a path in Hernstein.

Ortskapelle Kleinfeld

Chapel in the municipality of Hernstein, Lower Austria, serves as a religious building.

Kohlenmeiler Bild

Image or plaque commemorating the traditional charcoal burning in the region.

Berndorfer Stilklassen🏛 museum

School in Austria with art historically significant interior design from around 1900.

Margaretenkirche

Church in Lower Austria, dedicated to Saint Margaret.

Guglzipf

Mountain in the Gutenstein Alps in Lower Austria, elevation about 900 meters.

Franz-Bichler-Warte

Observation tower on the Guglzipf summit, provides panoramic views of the Gutenstein Alps.

krupp stadt museum🏛 museum

Museum in Berndorf, Lower Austria, shows the history of the town and the Krupp company.

Kulturzentrum

Cultural center in the region, venue for concerts, theater, and exhibitions.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

Which animals can be seen in the Glashütte Wildlife Park?

You can mainly observe red deer, fallow deer, and mouflons there.

Is the wildlife park suitable for strollers?

Yes, the forest paths are wide and easily accessible with strollers.

Are you allowed to feed the animals?

Only with special feed that can be purchased directly at the park.

Is there a playground on site?

Yes, there is a play area for children near the entrance.

How long does a tour take?

A leisurely walk takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.

Glashütte Wildlife Park: where is it located?

Glashütte Wildlife Park is located in Vienna, Austria.

Glashütte Wildlife Park: what is there to see?

Highlights include Pfarrkirche hl. Margaretha, Marienbildstock, Ortskapelle Kleinfeld.

Glashütte Wildlife Park: when is the best time to visit?

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.

Glashütte Wildlife Park: why is it worth visiting?

The Glashütte Wildlife Park is located in the easy on the eye Almenland region of Styria, near the municipality of Passail.

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