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The Augsburg Zoo and Botanical Garden is preparing visitors for a temporary disruption in travel due to upcoming asphalt work on Friedberger Straße, scheduled from 11th to 13th July. Here's what you need to know about the road closures, detours, and alternative travel options.
**Road Closures:**
A partial closure will affect Friedberger Straße near the Augsburg Zoo and Botanical Garden, with the work zone extending from the zoo entrance to nearby intersections. Traffic lanes in the work area will be temporarily reduced or fully closed during asphalt resurfacing operations. Complete closures are likely during night hours or off-peak times to minimise traffic disruption.
**Detour Routes:**
Northbound and southbound traffic will be redirected to use alternative routes to bypass the construction zone. Recommended detour routes include Bgm.-Ulrich-Straße as an alternate north-south corridor and local side streets parallel to Friedberger Straße, as indicated by official signage. Public transport lines operating on Friedberger Straße may also be rerouted or delayed, so commuters should check local transit updates.
**Additional Information:**
Working hours will generally be during the daytime, with possible extended hours to complete paving efficiently. Residents and businesses in the area will have access maintained, though some temporary limitations may apply. Signage for detours and road closures will be clearly posted.
**Travel Recommendations:**
- Plan extra travel time when passing through the area. - Use GPS or local traffic apps for real-time updates on traffic conditions. - Consider alternative routes to avoid delays near the zoo and botanical garden.
For more specific information on the road closure and detour details, or to access map links and contact details for the local road authority managing the project, please let me know.
In other news, the Botanical Garden offers wheelchair access to most areas, with a few non-accessible paths clearly marked on the map. Picnicking is allowed on the meadows near the playground and the rose garden, but not in the Japanese garden. Limited parking options are available around the botanical garden and zoo, and during high visitor numbers, the Park-and-Ride parking lot at Spickelbad, Siebentischstraße 4, can be used.
For those interested, the team at the Kastaniengarten - Gastronomy in the Botanical Garden welcomes visitors, with information on the offer and opening times available at www.our-website-beer-garden.de. Electric scooters are available for rental by elderly or mobility-impaired visitors for up to four hours at the cashier, with a prior telephone reservation necessary at Tel. 0821 324-6038.
Remember, smoking is strictly prohibited in the Botanical Garden, except in areas in front of the WC and the gastronomy area. Dogs are welcome in the Botanical Garden, but must be kept on a short leash and their waste must be cleaned up after them. Plants (parts) may not be taken from the Botanical Garden, and commercial use of photos requires the written consent of the garden management.
Stay updated on any extreme weather or storm warnings, as the garden management reserves the right to close the garden at short notice. Information on the closure of the garden will be published promptly via the press and social media.
Whether you're a regular visitor or planning your first trip, the Augsburg Zoo and Botanical Garden remains an exciting destination for nature lovers. Be sure to plan your journey accordingly during the road works, and enjoy your visit!
Despite the temporary disruptions due to asphalt work on Friedberger Straße near the Augsburg Zoo and Botanical Garden from 11th to 13th July, you can still benefit from a unique home-and-garden experience. Alternatively, to enjoy a tranquil lifestyle in lush surroundings, consider visiting the Kastaniengarten - Gastronomy in the Botanical Garden during your stay in Augsburg.
