Visit the park
We’ve been voted the best attraction in the South Sea Islands by the locals of Lolland-Falster. Come and experience the atmosphere for yourself.
Winter stays with the tigers!
For the first time ever, we are opening the park from January to March for overnight guests.
Enjoy the calm winter landscape as you watch for the majestic tigers from your warm cabin.
Take a walk through the winter scenery and visit the Museum of Evolution – or stop by the Boardwalk and the Panorama Window to look in on our large lion pride.
Book today and look forward to a truly special winter experience in Camp Zov Tigra.
Prices from DKK 1,999
Open on weekends in November
Come and visit Knuthenborg this late autumn!
We have prepared a range of special talks and activities, where you can learn more about our fascinating animals and the giants of the past in the Museum of Evolution.
News in Knuthenborg
- The Museum of Evolution
Say hello to TrinityExperience a real T. rex up close at the Museum of Evolution!
Read more - Animals
The lemurs are backThe charismatic prosimians can now once again be experienced in the Monkey Forest.
Read more - Animals
New roars in the forestHave you met our big pride of lions?
read more - Cards and tickets
Order your card todayWith a season pass, you can visit Knuthenborg as often as you like.
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Learn more about all the animals in the park
We've packed our animal pages with exciting info, fun facts, and lots of beautiful pictures, so you can become animal experts in record time!
Spend the night
Book before someone else grabs the view!
When night falls at Knuthenborg, you can experience the park from a whole new perspective. Visit the Museum of Evolution, Limpopoland, Dinosaurskoven, and Elefantstalden – or spend the evening watching the animals’ evening routines.
Travel millions of years back in time
Have you felt the flutter in your stomach when the doors open to the museum, and you come face to face with a 15-meter-long sauropod? Or felt the sweep of history when the culmination of light, sound, and scent takes you beneath the water to some of the first creatures that lived on the planet?
