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Straussenfarm Hegau-Bodensee

Guided tour of the ostrich farm

Stockach, Germany

Experience ostriches up close, from chicks to adult animals.

Here you can experience the largest ratite bird in the world up close and learn everything you need to know about these impressive animals on an entertaining tour of the farm grounds. Experience the development of an ostrich from chick to breeding bird. A visit to our farm store after the tour is of course included.

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Straussenfarm Hegau-Bodensee
Straußenküken auf der Straussenfarm
Straussenfarm Hegau-Bodensee - Küken

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Opening hours

1st March to 1st November 
Sun 11 am
During the summer vacations in Baden Würtemberg: Additionally on Sun 3 pm and Wed 3 pm
On public holidays: Additionally on Sun 3 pm

English guided tour on Fridays, please find the dates here

Recommended time
90 Minutes
Price
Adults
7.00 €

Bodensee Card PLUS
One-time free admission with the Bodensee Card PLUS

Kids
4.00 €

Bodensee Card PLUS
One-time free admission with the Bodensee Card PLUS

Additional information

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed on the tour.

Contact address

Straussenfarm Hegau-Bodensee
Airach 3
78333 Stockach
Germany

Tel.: 07771 9187044
info@straussenfarm-hegau-bodensee.de
straussenfarm-hegau-bodensee.de
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