Nature & natural history museums in Saarland

Saarbrücken Zoo is home to a diverse range of animals, with over 1,000 creatures from 160 different species. The zoo focuses on animals from various regions including the African savannah, African rainforests, Amazon rainforest, South American coast, Patagonian region, and Southeast Asian-Oceanic region. This diversity of species makes the zoo a fascinating place for visitors of all ages.

The park is a sanctuary for a wide variety of animals. Visitors can expect to see dwarf goats, pigs, Walliser goats, prairie dogs, donkeys, Thuringian forest goats, wapitis, moose, storks, raccoons, raccoon dogs, foxes, otters, red deer, sikas, fallow deer, waldrappes, ibex, marmots, chickens, llamas, reindeer, kangaroos, Barbary macaques, coatis, arctic foxes and emus.

Wildpark Saarbrücken is situated in the city forest St. Johann on Meerwiesertalweg, directly opposite the Hermann-Neuberger-Sportschule. This location provides a serene and natural environment for the animals and a peaceful retreat for visitors. The park is easily accessible and offers a unique opportunity to experience wildlife in a city setting.

The Römermuseum Pachten, also known as Museum Pachten, is located in a historic farmhouse on Fischerstraße, one of the oldest streets in the Dillingen district of Pachten, Saarland, Germany. This unique setting provides a charming backdrop for the museum's extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits.