Tiergarten

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🏙 I learned from the Internet that there is a park in the city with a history of more than 300 years, and the park ⛲️ also has wild deer 🦌. It was already there due to typhoon days before, but unfortunately the park was closed. Yesterday, I finally caught 🦌. Not only are there deer and small wild boars raised in the park, but now they are all surrounded. You can try to walk deep in the park. We heard the sound of woodpeckers working along the way. We stopped to find two! It can be said that the deer and the birds are not wrong, but the long focus is not long enough and not stable enough. Alas, the park has 112 hectares of leisure forest in the park every season for its wildlife. The zoo belongs to the Duke John Friedrich (Duke Johann Friedrich), The latter arranged it for court hunting in 1678/79. 120 fawns were released at that time. However, the Duke did not live to see the first court hunting in 1680. He died a year ago while traveling to Italy. So far, the number of fawns in the zoo has remained unchanged. 📌 Opening hours: The zoo is open at 7 am every day until dark. There are special changes during the epidemic. It is recommended to go to 📌 Transportation mode: Metro 🚇 Uban U5 Take the Tiergarten station, get off the road opposite the entrance 📌 Tickets 🎫: 🈚️ #Travel Happiness Moment #Private Secrets in the City #Pretend to be abroad #Small crowds free punch card recommendation #Play outdoors