The facility is managed by the city of Freiburg as a municipal park, keeping entrance focus on accessibility.
It is home to the 'Konik' wild horses, which are part of a conservation breeding program.
The park maintains a strong focus on rare domestic animal breeds that are at risk of extinction.
Mundenhof includes a 'Kindertierhof' (children's farm) specifically designed for interaction with smaller animals.
The grounds feature an extensive system of natural ponds and wetlands for local wildlife.
Some enclosures are designed to allow animals from different species to share space, mimicking wild social structures.
The site hosts a large playground made of natural wood materials for outdoor recreation.
Mundenhof is the largest animal enclosure in the state of Baden-Württemberg, situated on a 38-hectare site on the outskirts of Freiburg. The park focuses on domestic and exotic animals from around the world, displayed in spacious enclosures that simulate natural habitats. It operates as an educational facility dedicated to conservation, biodiversity, and sustainable agriculture. The site includes historical farm buildings and various animal species, ranging from camels and yaks to rare domestic breeds. Visitors walk through open fields and woodland paths that connect the different continental animal zones. The park functions as a center for environmental education, offering interactive learning experiences for all ages.
The elevated viewing points near the camel and bison enclosures provide panoramic shots of the park landscape.
Wear sturdy walking shoes as the park covers a large area with varying terrain.
Bring a reusable water bottle, as the park features several hydration points throughout the grounds.
Check the park map upon arrival to time your visit with the daily animal feeding schedules.
Do not attempt to pet animals in enclosures not marked as 'contact zones' to ensure both animal and visitor safety.
The park grounds are accessible year-round, but specific exhibition buildings or animal houses may close earlier than the main gate in winter.
Dogs must be kept on a short leash at all times; do not feed the animals outside of designated interactive zones.
