Want to live a day as close as possible to the wild world? In February, head to the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix to discover a fascinating natural spectacle: the mating season. Located in Rhodes, in the department of Moselle, about 1 hour from Nancy, the park welcomes you for a day of immersion in its vast spaces. In a preserved winter setting, observe parades, songs, and interactions that mark this special period in animal life.
Throughout the day, explore the vast natural spaces of the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix and take the time to observe the animals and their behaviors. As you walk, discover the different courtship rituals unique to each species and understand their role in the cycle of life. The peaceful atmosphere of the forest in winter provides a privileged setting to observe wildlife differently and gain a new perspective on their interactions.
Also take advantage of this day to explore the various worlds of the park and meet numerous species. Whether with family or friends, alternate between observation, discovery, and shared moments in the heart of nature. This outing allows you to learn more about the animal world while fully enjoying the exceptional natural setting of Sainte-Croix. An enriching experience for both curious youngsters and animal enthusiasts.
Treat yourself to a day of escapism at the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix and discover the wild life at the pace of winter. Book your day and come observe the mating season in the heart of one of the major animal parks of Grand Est!
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Average duration 1 day
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Languages spoken French
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Difficulty Suitable for all
- Adult entry: 30 €
- Child aged 3 to 11: 24 €
- Day park admission
- A life-size Winter's Tale
Open according to schedule.
- Observing mating rituals in the wild
- Immersive walks through the park's wide-open spaces
- An educational and emotional experience for everyone
Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix
With over 350,000 visitors a year, the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix has become a benchmark in France and Europe over the past 45 years for the presentation of European fauna and globally endangered species. In a 130-hectare green setting, 5 discovery trails lead you to meet over 1,500 animals from 130 species living in semi-liberty. Bears, deer, lynx, wolverines, lemurs, red pandas and several packs of wolves will no longer hold any secrets for you! To extend your visit, 56 Nature Lodges offer a unique experience: sleep in the heart of a large animal park, close to the wild animals.
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