Herberstein Zoo – Wildlife loop from Schloss Herberstein

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Austria

Styria

Bezirk Hartberg-Fürstenfeld

Feistritztal

Herberstein Zoo – Wildlife loop from Schloss Herberstein

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Herberstein Zoo – Wildlife loop from Schloss Herberstein

01:14

4.35km

90m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Feistritzklamm/Herberstein

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Marienhof – Herberstein Country Estate

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I discovered this restaurant on my hike up here. The grounds and the beer garden look very inviting. Although – not so much in February. But I'll definitely stop by …

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View of the Styrian Countryside

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Fantastic. Nothing more to say :)

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Herberstein Zoo

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Beautiful zoo an experience for old and young

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Wildlife

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A beautiful zoo

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Herberstein GardenCastle Animal World

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Here you can go on a safari through all continents and observe around 800 animals - almost like in the wild. In addition, the magnificently blooming garden and a visit to the castle provide unforgettable impressions.

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🐒 Herberstein Wildlife Park

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Keeping wild animals has a long tradition in Herberstein and can be traced back to the 17th century. Today, Herberstein near Stubenberg is a wonderful wildlife park where exotic animals can also be seen.

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St. John Nepomuk Chapel

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Information plate on the outside of the chapel:

Built in 1714 on the site of the old bridge over the Feistritz (first documented mention in 1604) and dedicated to St. Consecrated to Johannes Nepomuk.

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