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Ready for a wild escape? Dive straight into the heart of Wroclaw Zoo with these skip-the-line tickets.
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Home to over 14,000 animal residents, Wroclaw Zoo is the largest in Poland and the fourth most species-rich zoo in Europe.
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The Afrykarium, Wroclaw Zoo's crown jewel, is a must-see, showcasing an extraordinary array of African animals in their stunning ecosystems.
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See animals from different corners of the world at its many pavilions and check out explore the world of butterflies at the Terrarium.
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Fun fact: In 2023, Wroclaw Zoo celebrated the birth of 2 precious snow leopard cubs, a critically endangered species facing extinction.
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Ready for a wild escape? Dive straight into the heart of Wroclaw Zoo with these skip-the-line tickets.
-
Home to over 14,000 animal residents, Wroclaw Zoo is the largest in Poland and the fourth most species-rich zoo in Europe.
-
The Afrykarium, Wroclaw Zoo's crown jewel, is a must-see, showcasing an extraordinary array of African animals in their stunning ecosystems.
-
See animals from different corners of the world at its many pavilions and check out explore the world of butterflies at the Terrarium.
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Fun fact: In 2023, Wroclaw Zoo celebrated the birth of 2 precious snow leopard cubs, a critically endangered species facing extinction.
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About Wroclaw Zoo
Wrocław Zoo is Poland’s largest and oldest zoo, home to over 10,000 animals from around the world. It features diverse zones like the Afrykarium (Africa-themed oceanarium), Madagascar Pavilion, Odrarium, and Terrarium, offering a chance to see diverse ecosystems and rare wildlife.
Wrocław Zoo spans 33 hectares (82 acres), making it one of the largest zoological gardens in Poland.
Home to over 12,000 animals from 1,132 species, it is one of Europe’s most diverse zoological gardens.
It is the third-largest zoo globally by species count, offering visitors a chance to see an unparalleled variety of wildlife in one place.
It features diverse ecosystems grouped by landscape, including Madagascar, the Congo jungle, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi, the Red Sea, and Namibia’s coastline, providing a highly immersive experience.
The zoo actively participates in over 60 global conservation programs, helping to protect endangered species like okapis, snow leopards, and Rothschild giraffes.
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