Wildpark Peter and Paul
Sankt Gallen
Wildpark Peter and Paul is a natural wildlife park located on a hill near Rotmonten in the city of St. Gallen, Switzerland, at an elevation of 780 meters above sea level. The park is embedded in a varied natural landscape where open green spaces alternate with forested areas, providing a peaceful environment for relaxation and walking. Visitors can observe native animals such as red deer, sika deer, fallow deer, chamois, ibex, marmots, wild boars, lynx, and wildcats in settings that closely resemble their natural habitats. The park's landmark is the iconic ibex rocks, symbolized in its logo. From various points within the park, visitors enjoy expansive views over the canton of Thurgau, Lake Constance, southern Germany, Vorarlberg, and the Alpstein mountains. The park includes a restaurant that complements the leisure and educational offerings. The paths throughout the park are wheelchair accessible, and admission is free, making it an inclusive destination. Dogs are permitted on a short leash to ensure safety and respect for wildlife. The park is open year-round, inviting visitors to experience its seasonal changes and wildlife behaviors throughout the year. Recent developments have focused on upgrading infrastructure and animal enclosures to enhance visitor experience and animal welfare. Wildpark Peter and Paul is not only a recreational area but also a place for environmental education and appreciation of regional fauna.
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Tip: The park is open year-round and free to enter, making it accessible at any time. For the best experience, visit during spring or autumn when animal activity is high and the scenery is especially beautiful. Paths are wheelchair accessible, and dogs are allowed on a short leash. No feeding of animals is permitted to ensure their health. Consider visiting the on-site restaurant to enjoy local cuisine and rest during your walk. Since entry is free, donations or supporting the park's conservation projects is appreciated.
Interesting facts
- •The Wildpark Peter and Paul is located at 780 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views of the surrounding regions including Lake Constance and the Alpstein mountains.
- •The park's emblematic symbol is the ibex, represented by the prominent ibex rocks within the park.
- •The animal enclosures are designed to blend seamlessly into the gently hilly terrain, providing a natural habitat for the wildlife.
- •The park is wheelchair accessible throughout, ensuring inclusivity for visitors with mobility challenges.
- •The park operates with free admission, encouraging community engagement and accessibility.
Place Guide
Ibex Rocks
A natural rock formation that serves as the park's landmark and symbol, representing the ibex, a native mountain goat species.
Wildlife Enclosures
Habitats designed to integrate naturally with the park's terrain, housing species such as red deer, sika deer, fallow deer, chamois, ibex, marmots, wild boars, lynx, and wildcats.
Panoramic Viewing Points
Multiple vantage points throughout the park offer expansive views over the canton of Thurgau, Lake Constance, southern Germany, Vorarlberg, and the Alpstein mountain range.
Wildpark Restaurant
An onsite restaurant offering local culinary specialties, providing visitors with a place to relax and enjoy meals during their visit.
Contact
Phone: 071 244 51 13
