The park maintains a climate-controlled environment to support the survival of exotic butterfly species native to tropical regions.
The facility exhibits the full life cycle of butterflies, often allowing visitors to observe pupae in various stages of metamorphosis.
The indoor dome includes a variety of tropical plant species that provide nectar and host sites for butterfly larvae.
Beyond butterflies, the park incorporates a small outdoor petting area featuring domestic animals.
The sanctuary functions as a seasonal attraction that aligns its operations with the warmer months of the year.
Schmetterlings Park Fehmarn is a tropical-style indoor butterfly sanctuary located on the island of Fehmarn. The facility features a climate-controlled glass dome housing hundreds of free-flying tropical butterflies from various continents. Visitors walk along designated paths amidst dense tropical vegetation and indoor water features. The park includes an outdoor section with a playground and a petting zoo area for children. It serves as an educational environment for observing the complete life cycle of butterflies, from egg to caterpillar, chrysalis, and adult insect. The temperature inside the flight zone is kept consistently warm to accommodate the native climate of the butterflies.
Near the central water feature or on the flowering hibiscus plants where butterflies frequently congregate for nectar.
Wear layers, as the indoor butterfly hall is kept at a high, tropical temperature compared to the Baltic Sea breeze outside.
Avoid using insect repellent, as it can be harmful to the butterflies.
Move slowly and keep an eye on the ground to avoid stepping on butterflies that may land on the paths.
Visit during quiet hours to increase the likelihood of butterflies landing on your clothing.
Do not attempt to pick up butterflies or interfere with their flight patterns.
The park is a seasonal attraction and is typically closed during the winter months.
Do not touch the butterflies; avoid wearing bright red, as it can occasionally startle or attract them aggressively.
