Wilhelma

Williamma is the largest zoological park in Europe, built by the former King William I of Baden-Württemberg, the park has more than 8,000 animals and more than 5,000 plants, often in groups of primary school students to organize visits here, very cute.

The scenery of the zoo and zoological park is also very commendable. This place is a harmonious environment for animals and plants. You can see a lot of beautiful scenery here. It is very comfortable to walk here. The temperature and humidity are well controlled and very suitable.

It is really worth going to the zoo/botanical garden. The happiest trip to this city is to go to this place. There are so many things to see. Students, children and the elderly can have discount tickets, remember to bring your student ID card. The first thing to see the plants is really a lot of fun. I feel that I only see the plant ticket that has been bought is worth it. There are various animals behind, and they are very clean! That day was really fun to go shopping. There was a fast food in the innermost part, and they could eat their local sausages, which was not expensive. They will give you a map and follow the map to see everything I have, it is recommended to go early in the morning, it feels like it takes a day to go to all the places.

The Wilhelmah Zoo and Zoo is a large-scale park with more than 1,000 animals and more than 7,000 plants from around the world, and more than 2 million visitors visit it every year, making it one of Stuttgart’s most popular attractions. 

It's worth visiting. It's the only large garden compatible with animals and plants in Germany. There are many rare animals and plants, and some endangered animals, such as Hogaroo, Malay tapir, rhinoceros, bamboo leaf green, crocodile, all kinds of colorful sea fish, etc. The most lovely one is the penguin area. It can also gently touch small penguins. It's worth visiting many times.

Walking in the zoo is business. It was also an accident that I saw the Interw & _lder cattle I wanted to protect in my doctoral project in the zoo. For the first time, I felt that my work was meaningful.