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Nature and Wildlife Park Goldau

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Discover Swiss and European animals!

The Nature Reserve and Wildlife Park Goldau is situated in a scenic and romantic mountain landscape. The 42-hectare large park is home of around 100 European species of wild animals such as wolves, bears, foxes, badgers, lynxes, bearded vultures and many more. The park contains an open range area where Sika deer and mouflons can be fed and stroked.

The park was founded in 1925 and is now a nature conservation center and recreational area.

Highlights

Enjoy Swiss wildlife and nature!

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