Walsrode World Bird Park Museum

Address: Vogelparkstraße 1, 29664 Walsrode, Germany

Website: https://www.weltvogelpark.de

Hours: Daily (seasonal hours vary; check website)

Admission: €22 (adult, approximate)

Walsrode World Bird Park (Weltvogelpark Walsrode) is a major bird park in Walsrode, Lower Saxony, Germany, exhibiting a wide range of bird species in large aviaries and themed enclosures. The park is noted for both its collection diversity and visitor-focused demonstrations.

Permanent exhibits group birds by habitat and region, and the park operates daily flight shows and educational presentations that highlight species behavior and conservation. Pathways and viewing platforms provide close encounters and photography opportunities.

The park was developed to combine public exhibition with breeding and conservation work for threatened species. Facilities include covered aviaries, open enclosures, and demonstration arenas used for talks and shows.

Walsrode is in Lower Saxony; the park is accessible by local roads from nearby towns in the Lüneburg Heath region.

• Reputation: Located in Walsrode, Lower Saxony, it is internationally known for a large and varied collection of birds representing many species and families.
• Visitor offerings: Features public bird flight demonstrations and educational programs in addition to large exhibit areas and species-specific enclosures.

What to See#

• Aviaries and enclosures: Large covered aviaries and open enclosures that house species from different continents, arranged to allow close viewing and photography.
• Demonstration arenas: Demonstration areas used for daily flight shows and educational presentations that showcase raptors, parrots, and other trained bird species.

• Walsrode World Bird Park (Weltvogelpark Walsrode) is extensive-check the park's daily schedule and plan your route around the timed bird‑flight shows and feedings, which are the highlights for many visitors.
• Arrive early in the day to see active morning feeding behavior in large aviaries and to avoid the larger midday crowds drawn by the scheduled demonstrations.
• Allocate a full day if you want to visit all major sections; the park is spread out and has multiple large enclosures that take time to reach and properly view.