Where and when
Our themed days will be back in spring.
(In case of bad weather, the activity will be suspended)
All Theme Days are free for Park visitors to attend.
No reservation required
Theme days
Taking part in ‘THEME DAYS’ is a fun way to learn about Nature and all its secrets.
Each month we have a theme and each Sunday a different event to play with and discover how to protect forests and seas.
Our themed days will be back in spring.
VIETNAMAZING SATURDAY 5 & SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER
AUTUMN AT GZP!
AUTUMN AT GZP!
Autumn is a wonderful time to visit GZP, not only for the mild temperatures and beautiful autumn colours, but also for the many opportunities to have fun – with something to discover around every corner!
Our autumn programme is packed with events, themed days, and night tours for both adults and families: plenty of opportunities to spend time with the people you love, surrounded by nature.
Pumpkins will brighten up the areas dedicated to traditional games, while weekends will be filled with activities as well as relaxing moments, including the chance to enjoy an aperitif in the woods, in a truly magical setting.
Discover how to enjoy autumn at GZP!
WHEN: Every Saturday and Sunday from September 27 to November 1.
ON THE TIGER'S TRAIL
ON THE TIGER'S TRAIL
Fly into the forests of Vietnam!
The forests of Vietnam are full of secrets and are home to animal species once thought to be extinct.
Join us on an expedition and discover how many species we can find together!
RED PANDA DAY SATURDAY
RED PANDA DAY SATURDAY
Hidden among the trees of the Asian forests, one of the world’s largest predators moves silently. But did you know that tigers are also excellent swimmers? 💦
Follow the tiger’s tracks with us and discover how it lives, what it eats and which animals share its forest habitat.
RED PANDA DAY
RED PANDA DAY
Eyes up! High among the branches of Asian forests, the red panda is waiting to be spotted.
Become a Red Panda Ranger: learn how to recognise these elusive animals, help us count the red pandas and discover fascinating facts about their lives and their forest habitat.
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