66,000 Visitors in Magdeburg's Butterfly House - Magdeburg's Butterfly House Welcomes Thousands into Its Tropical Paradise
Magdeburg's Butterfly House in Elbauen Park remains a popular attraction for nature lovers. Over the past year, it welcomed 65,959 visitors eager to explore its tropical environment. The indoor exhibit is home to hundreds of butterflies, reptiles, birds, and insects from around the world.
The Butterfly House first opened its doors in August 2000. Since then, nearly 1.3 million people have stepped inside its warm, humid space. The temperature stays at a steady 28°C (82°F), with humidity reaching up to 90%.
Inside, visitors can see over 100 different butterfly species. These come from tropical regions like Central and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Some, like the Atlas moth, stand out for their impressive size. With a wingspan of up to 30 centimetres (12 inches), it is one of the largest butterflies in the world.
The experience is designed to be immersive. Butterflies often flutter freely around guests, allowing close-up observations. Alongside them, reptiles, birds, and other insects share the space, creating a lively tropical habitat.
The Butterfly House continues to draw crowds with its unique collection of around 200 creatures. Its controlled climate and diverse species offer a glimpse into distant ecosystems. For many visitors, the chance to interact with these animals up close remains a highlight of the experience.
