Garden Tulln cheers over 4 million visitors: a green paradise blooms!

Garden Tulln cheers over 4 million visitors: a green paradise blooms!

Tulln, Österreich - The world of experience "Nature in the Garden" in Tulln, southern Lower Austria, has reached an impressive milestone and celebrates its 4-millionth visitors. This ecological garden show, which opened in 2008, captivates with over 70 ecologically well -kept model gardens and numerous attractions. To date, she attracts visitors year after year who are interested in ecological garden culture and nature.

The visitor record was reached in June 2025 when the Tulln garden already exceeded the striking mark of 3 million visitors. Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner describes the garden Tulln as a "lighthouse project for all of Europe". This is not only a sign of the continued success of the garden show, but also shows how important sustainable and ecological concepts are in today's world

diverse attractions and offers

The garden tulln extends over 7 hectares and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from April to October. The facility is completely barrier -free, which enables all visitors to enjoy the beauty of the ecological gardens. The attractions include a 30 meter high tree top path that offers a breathtaking view of the Danube landscape, and the greatest adventure and natural playground in Lower Austria.

In addition, individual group tours are offered, and a free audio guide called "Hearonymus" is available to provide visitors further insights into ecology and the design of the gardens. In addition, visitors can drive boot in the water park or enjoy culinary offers such as the Seero terrace or the Gaumenweide restaurant.

meaning for the region and visitors

Mayor Peter Eisenschenk emphasizes Tulln's important position as the "garden city of Austria". The managing director of the Garden Tulln, Franz Gruber, emphasizes the enthusiasm for ecological garden culture and commitment to sustainable practices. The Tulln garden follows the three core criteria of the Lower Austrian environmental movement: the waiver of chemical-synthetic crop protection and fertilizers as well as peat.

In this context, a celebration took place in honor of the 4-millionth visitor, Fritz Haselsteiner. He was warmly welcomed together with his daughter Karoline. On this occasion, the governor, the mayor, the Vice Mayor and the Managing Director presented gifts, including a bouquet of roses and a gift basket.

For all interested visitors, the website www.diegartentulln.at Further information and details about events, tours and the numerous attractions of the garden.