Tierpark Bad Zurzach
- Visit: 1–2 hours
- Free
- Ideal for dogs
Open today 08:00–18:00
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Why go
- Rare Swiss goats with a copper-brown front and white rear, which enjoy being petted and love climbing
- Ten duck species on the pond, among them Mandarinenten and Reiherenten
Plan your visit
Opening times
From the venue's website · checked 12 Oct 2026
What's in season
- MayYoung dwarf goats are expected in weeks 21 and 22 of 2026.
- OctThe park café closes for now after its last opening on 11 October 2026.
With kids
- Children can meet deer, goats, birds and ducks that live in the park.
Know before you go
- Open every day from 08:00: until 20:00 from April to October, until 18:00 from November to March.
- Food from home is banned: bread, popcorn, chips and vegetables harm the animals.
- Lighting any fire is forbidden on the whole grounds of the park.
- Dogs are welcome only on a leash, at all times.
- Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult; parents are liable during the visit.
- Visits take place at the visitor's own risk.
Tips for your visit
- Old bread can be left at the collection point at the operations building; it goes to regional farmers.
- Wooden benches and tables in the shade invite a picnic on the grounds.
- There is no fireplace; for a fire, use nearby grill spots such as Bärenhölzli.
- Plan one to two hours; a suggested visit takes about that long.
- Do not count on the park café: its last opening is on 11 October 2026.
- Waste bins are placed throughout the park.
What it costs
- Animal feed from the machines in the park
- a small fee
Facilities
- Fireplace or grill The park has no fireplace and lighting any fire is forbidden. Grill spots such as Bärenhölzli are nearby.
Shorts
How to get there
- 15 minOn footOn foot from the town of Bad Zurzach, just over 15 minutes' walk to the park.
- On footOn foot, a newly built forest trail away from the main road leads to the park.
- BusBy bus to Brugg, get off at the park's stop, just under 100 m from the park.
- CarBy car, use the satnav address Bruggerstrasse 6. A limited number of paid spaces is directly at the entrance.
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- Website
- tierpark-badzurzach.ch/
- Phone
- +41 79 790 04 14
Questions and answers
How long does a visit to Tierpark Bad Zurzach take?
A suggested visit takes about one to two hours.
What are the opening hours of Tierpark Bad Zurzach?
The park is open every day from 08:00 to 20:00 from April to October, and from 08:00 to 18:00 from November to March.
How do I get to Tierpark Bad Zurzach?
From the town of Bad Zurzach it is just over 15 minutes on foot. By bus, travel to Brugg and get off at the park's stop, just under 100 m away.
Is Tierpark Bad Zurzach suitable for children?
Children can meet deer, goats, birds and ducks there. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult, and parents are liable for them during the visit.
Is there parking at Tierpark Bad Zurzach?
Yes, but only a limited number of paid spaces, located directly at the entrance.
Can I bring my dog or my own food to Tierpark Bad Zurzach?
Dogs are welcome but must stay on a leash at all times. Food from home, such as bread or popcorn, is banned; special animal feed can be bought from machines in the park for a small fee.
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