We visited Monkey Mountain today and we had so much fun! The monkeys roam freely throughout the park and get really close to people. You are not supposed to touch them or anything, but they do not seem to mind people being near them. There are many workers in the park, and all of them were very friendly and offered to answer any questions we had about the monkeys. Many of the workers spoke French, English, and German fluently. Killian asked us if we had any questions about the monkeys and explained to us about the different groups of monkeys in the park and even showed us where there was a baby monkey with its mom. We learned a lot about the park and monkeys from him. It was really hot when we were there and many of the monkeys were taking naps or relaxing but they were still visible, active, and fun to watch. We got to see a number of younger monkeys jumping off tree branches into a small pool of water for fun. There were some newborn baby monkeys visible as well. After leaving the monkey area, there were little talks and activities along the path. There was a gift shop and then an adventure playground where my kids spent so much time climbing around. The park also has a Cafe with drinks and snacks. Parking was free and readily available. Overall this was a fun place to visit for people of all ages.

Beautiful medieval castle and a very impressive show with birds of prey! They display a wide variety of birds, which fly close over the heads of the spectators during some acts. It's worth pointing out that it's a bit of a walk from the car park to the castle. Very highly recommended!

We took our two grandchildren there on a very hot Tuesday. It became very apparent early on that they were a little old for many of the attractions; they are 8 & 10. However, the water features saved the day, they particularly liked the water slides. There were plenty of places for us to sit in the shade, despite it being very busy. As others have said, the mine train ride was also much appreciated and worth the queue.