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Map of the park

Illustrated map of a large animal park featuring themed zones with various animals, including dinosaurs, and visitor facilities.

Where do we find...

Toilets and changing facilities can be found in the following locations:

  • Main gate (the entrance)
  • Limpopoland (in the main building, by the water playground and in the Mombasa Dining House)
  • Restaurant Flintehuset
  • Dinosaurskoven
  • Abeskoven
  • Museum of Evolution (NOTE: not a disabled-access toilet, as the toilet is located in the basement)

Eatery Mombasa, Restaurant Flintehuset and Abecaféen all offer delicious dining options made from quality ingredients.

You can also buy a little something for your sweet tooth in the Limpopo shop and in Pangea in Dinosaurskoven.

All of the above-mentioned places also sell both cold and hot beverages.

Read more about committees and opening hours here.

You can leave the park through the Main Gate – the same gate you used when you arrived at the park.

After Dark 2026

During After Dark, cars are parked at Limpopoland. From there, visitors continue on foot along the illuminated route.

Read more about After Dark 2026
Map of an animal park featuring various animal enclosures like a savannah, dinosaur forest, and wolf forest, with highlighted orange and purple pathways connecting the entrance to different areas.
Plan

Find your perfect route

So many experiences await you at Knuthenborg. But what should you experience first?
We’ve put together a selection of routes around the park to help inspire you to plan the perfect day!

Explore routes in the park

Cycling map

If you visit the park by bicycle, you may ride on all roads marked in orange on the map below.

It is strictly forbidden to enter animal areas marked with a warning triangle.

A bicycle ticket costs 150 DKK and can be purchased at the entrance.

An illustrated map of a large animal or wildlife park, showing various animal zones like "Tiger Forest," "Elephant Plain," "Dinosaur Forest," and "Savanna," connected by winding paths, with a body of water at the top.