This zoo features about 500 animals of 70 different species and offers a splendid view on the Wilder Kaiser mountain range
Image gallery: Ebbs Rarity Zoo
The Ebbs Rarity Zoo (Raritätenzoo Ebbs) is a private animal park that really lives up to its name, as 500 real rarities of 70 different animal species from all over the world can be observed in this zoo. Many zoo inhabitants move about freely, which makes a visit even more adventurous.
The Rarity Zoo has been founded by the bird and nature enthusiast Erich Eberl, who made his private animal park publicly accessible in May 1991. Since 2007, however, the Ebbs Rarity Zoo has been under a new guidance and is one of the awarded Austrian animal parks "Top Tierparke Österreichs". Those who are awarded with the Austrian seal, are subject to a regular, voluntary control by an independent Austrian team of experts in the farming of animals.
Maned wolfs (see pic), Bennett's Wallabies, king vultures, hornbills, Seychelles giant tortoises, barbary apes, flamingos, porcupines and coatis are only some of the animals that are going to welcome you in this zoo. What is also astonishing for zoo visitors are the quite uncommon friendships that originate among zoo inhabitants. Two swans, a cormorant, three great white pelicans and two Hawaiian geese made friends and as it is usual for friends, from time to time they meet to make a walk across the zoo.
Contact info
- Kruckweg road 20 - 6341 - Ebbs
- +43 664 4553 630
- info@raritaetenzoo.at
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 11.00 adults
€ 11.00 young people (17-18 years)
€ 9.90 seniors and students
€ 9.90 people with disabilities
€ 9.40 groups (15 and more persons)
€ 6.00 children and young people (4-16 years)
€ 25.00 family ticket (2 adults with 1 child)
€ 29.00 family ticket (2 adults with 2 children)
€ 33.00 family ticket (2 adults with 3 children)
free for children under 4 years
discount with the guest card
More information
Important information: On Sundays and on public holidays in April and May, please check the Ebbs Rarity Zoo on Google Maps in advance. If it appears closed or is going to be closed at noon time on that day, please don't call and ask and refrain from a visit to the zoo - it means that it is completely overcrowded and can't take any further visitors!
Card payment is possible only at the entrance, at the buffet and in other places of the zoo only cash payment is accepted. Leashs and muzzles are compulsory for dogs.
The Ebbs Rarity Zoo stays open every year from the end of March resp. early April to the end of October (depending on the weather), season start 2024 on March 23.
