You can tell that the zoo tries very hard to recreate natural habitat's for the animals, case in point is the Masoala Rainforest. This is one of the few zoos that didn't depress me. I hope more zoo go in this direction.
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On a Wednesday at opening we felt that there wasn’t too many people, but it did start to fill as the day went on. I feel like they should enforce masks in any building (like the ape building) because ...
One of the biggest zoo in Switzerland. Not the cheapest one but it's absolutely worth the money. There are different types of restaurants, also not in the range of low budget. Food is very tasty thoug...
Hello together We went to the Zoo Zürich. The Zoo is very nice and big. Well organized at the entrance. No huge line, we had online tickets, got greeted and received a map of the park. The map is ess...
One of the best Zoos which I've visited so far
Huge area, tons of happy and healthy animals, who are also well treated... Staff is also quite attentive, so overall, a big 5. I'm sensitive on how Zoos take care of animals, but here I could not tha...
strolling through the park... errr Zoo “LEWA Savannah”
The recent opening of the latest attraction „the LEWA savannah“ is a must see. The way how the landscapes the trees, the setup for animals and us humans is super nicely done. On the plus side, it’s ...
It is difficult to consider much else charming than the waddle of a penguin - and if it is a chilly day, the Zurich Zoo will give you an eyeful. Each afternoon that the temperature is underneath 10 degrees Celsius - which it frequently is in Zurich - they lead a penguin march past the worshiping crowds. Be that as it may, penguins are not everything you can discover at the Zoologischer Garten: the zoo contains somewhere in the range of 2,200 creatures representing to more than 260 species from around the world. On the off chance that the winter climate has you down, look at the tropical displays.
You can tell that the zoo tries very hard to recreate natural habitat's for the animals, case in point is the Masoala Rainforest. This is one of the few zoos that didn't depress me. I hope more zoo go in this direction.
If you're under 25, you get a discount. The entry fee isn't too high, but it isn't cheap either. That being said, it's well worth it. You get really close to the animals and some of the exhibits really integrate you into the enclosure. It's well worth a visit. Their rainforest exhibit is the best I've been to, but it is ~100 Fahrenheit, so beware if your going in winter. Your camera will steam up for a while (try using the hand dryer looking unit outfront before going in to adjust it yo the temperature difference) and you'll want to take off your jacket.
Zurich zoo opening to the outside world in 1929, is one of the best zoos in Europe. Unique in the pavilion, raise the tropical rain forest birds, apes, reptiles and other types of animals, its life environment is built to simulate the natural environment in their habitat. Open new outdoor pavilion can see bears and proboscis raccoons, Zurich, which is another fascinating sights at the zoo. Snow leopard exhibited at the Zurich zoo in 2002, it also attracted many tourists to come to see the snow leopard.
My boyfriends mother volunteers here. It's a lovely place to be and is one of the best zoos in the world, a zoo that actually cares and is luxurious for the animals and the people.
A little bit of everything, and more poison dart frogs than I've ever seen. Two separate penguin exhibits, and all the basics in a just-right sized package. Massive elephant enclosure opening soon will be really nice. There's a petting zoo somewhere across the street - we missed it, but keep your eyes open if you want to make a whole day of it.