Cologne Zoo
Dive into this collection of Cologne Zoo tickets. From majestic big cats to playful primates, discover over 10,000 animals representing 850 species amidst lush habitats and engaging exhibits. With convenient tickets, embark on a wild adventure for the whole family!
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Explore Cologne Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in Germany, for a fun-filled day with over 10,000 animals across 850 species.
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Journey through the Rainforest House and look for free-flying bats, colorful toucans, and elusive flying foxes.
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Visit Clemenshof, a traditional farmyard replica, and see heritage breeds like curly-coated Mangalica pigs and English Longhorn cattle.
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See a slice of Africa at the Hippodom. Listen for a hippo's thundering roar and the Sitatunga antelope's graceful movement.
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Fun fact: Cologne Zoo’s conservation efforts in Vietnam helped discover over 100 never-before-seen vertebrate species.
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Explore Cologne Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in Germany, for a fun-filled day with over 10,000 animals across 850 species.
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Journey through the Rainforest House and look for free-flying bats, colorful toucans, and elusive flying foxes.
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Visit Clemenshof, a traditional farmyard replica, and see heritage breeds like curly-coated Mangalica pigs and English Longhorn cattle.
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See a slice of Africa at the Hippodom. Listen for a hippo's thundering roar and the Sitatunga antelope's graceful movement.
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Fun fact: Cologne Zoo’s conservation efforts in Vietnam helped discover over 100 never-before-seen vertebrate species.
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Unleash your wild side at Cologne Zoo, home to over 850 species, and watch the antics of animals from elephants to colorful primates.
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Embrace learning at the Rainforest Hall and Historical South America House, and witness conservation efforts for endangered species at the Aquarium.
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Embark on a 1-hour panorama cruise in Cologne and uncover the city's highlights from the charming River Rhine with an available audio guide.
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From the boat, admire the iconic Cologne Cathedral, the world's largest Lindt Chocolate Museum, and the historical Deutz Suspension Bridge.
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Fun fact: Cologne Zoo's conservation efforts in Vietnam led to the discovery of over 100 never-before-seen vertebrate species!
More details
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Unleash your wild side at Cologne Zoo, home to over 850 species, and watch the antics of animals from elephants to colorful primates.
-
Embrace learning at the Rainforest Hall and Historical South America House, and witness conservation efforts for endangered species at the Aquarium.
-
Embark on a 1-hour panorama cruise in Cologne and uncover the city's highlights from the charming River Rhine with an available audio guide.
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From the boat, admire the iconic Cologne Cathedral, the world's largest Lindt Chocolate Museum, and the historical Deutz Suspension Bridge.
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Fun fact: Cologne Zoo's conservation efforts in Vietnam led to the discovery of over 100 never-before-seen vertebrate species!
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About Cologne Zoo
Cologne Zoo, founded more than 160 years ago, is home to over 800 animal species. The zoo combines traditional enclosures with modern exhibits, and features interactive activities like animal feeding shows and petting areas. It's a fun and educational destination for visitors of all ages.
The zoo's Elephant Park is one of Europe's largest and most advanced elephant enclosures.
Besides its diverse animal exhibits, the zoo boasts a stunning collection of plant life, making it a paradise for plant lovers and botany enthusiasts.
Koelner Zoo has become the first zoo in Germany to use sustainably sourced fish with the MSC seal. Both zoo visitors and the animals, including sea lions and penguins, can enjoy dishes made with MSC-certified herring and mackerel. The zoo's restaurants now feature these sustainable seafood options, ensuring an eco-friendly dining experience for everyone.
Koeln Zoo is deeply committed to conservation, working on both local and global projects. The zoo plays a key role in breeding programs for endangered species and backs various wildlife conservation efforts around the world.
Cologne Zoo was founded in 1860, making it one of the oldest zoos in Germany.
Why visit Cologne Zoo?
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Main entrance
The main entrance of Cologne Zoo is located at the Riehlestrasse 173, the south side of the zoo.
Petting enclosure timings:
- Saturdays and Sundays: 1:30pm to 5:30pm
Christmas eve and new years' eve timings: 9am - 2pm
Last entry to Koelner zoo is 30 minutes before closing time.
Animal houses close 15 minutes before closing time.
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