Zoos in Berlin
Berlin Zoological Garden
The Zoo Berlin is Germany's oldest and most visited zoo and is among the richest in species worldwide. 🐼 Giant Pandas – the only ones in Germany Online Tickets – save time and money by purchasing in advance Feedings and Trainings – regular feeding times and animal presentations according to schedule Favorite Animal Visits – book a personal visit with your favorite animal Zoo Map – a guide for your visit Sponsorship Program – become a sponsor for an animal Conservation Programs – the zoo works worldwide to protect endangered species Shop – souvenirs and accessories We look back on 180 years of history, connecting childhood memories with modern ways. The zoo reflects the diversity of Berlin – a meeting place for young and old. Our heart beats for species protection: globally, 1 million species are at risk of extinction, and we are working to protect wild habitats. Visit us today between 9:00 and 18:30 (last entry: 17:00).
Hardenbergplatz 8
Tierpark Neukölln in der Hasenheide
The Tierpark Neukölln in Hasenheide is a small, family-friendly nature reserve on the edge of Volkspark Hasenheide, stretching between Neukölln and Kreuzberg.Experience local animals up close 🐑 – You can observe sheep, chickens, and goats in the small facility, while fallow deer and elegant white storks can be seen behind a protective fence.Exotic pets from around the world 🦙 – Donkeys from the Mediterranean region and llamas (which, by the way, do not spit) showcase the diversity of domesticated animals.Free entry – The park is open daily (April to October 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, November to March 9:00 AM–3:30 PM) and welcomes donations.Place for education and encounters – The animal park is developing into a natural science educational center with an integrated museum.
Hasenheide 82
Ziegengehege
The goat enclosure in the Bürgerpark is a popular meeting point for families, where young and old can experience the goats up close.Petting goats 🐐 – The animals enjoy gentle touches and direct contact with visitors.Information on species-appropriate animal care – A large sign designed by students of Pankower Schule Eins with the motto "Petting, yes please - Feeding, no thanks" informs visitors that feeding harms the goats and has already led to illnesses.
Am Bürgerpark
Präriehunde und Baumstachler
Am Tierpark
Tierpark Berlin
Berlin Zoo is Europe's largest zoo and spans 160 hectares in the heart of former East Berlin, not far from Alexanderplatz.Animal Encounters 🦁 – Animals from all over the world live in a unique park landscape around the historical Friedrichsfelde PalaceFavorite Animal Visit – Visitors can get up close and personal with their favorite animalFeedings and Trainings – Gibbon talk at 3:30 PM and feeding of the red pandas at 5:00 PMTicket Purchase – Online booking available with various pricing optionsAdoption Programs – Visitors can adopt individual animalsEurope's Modern Elephant House – The house is continuously being expanded to accommodate more speciesZoological Map – For orientation on-site or preparation at homeFAQ Section – Frequently asked questions are answeredConservation Programs – The zoo is committed globally to endangered animals and their habitatsOnline Shop – Merchandise and other offeringsToday, the zoo is open from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM, with the last admission at 5:00 PM.
Am Tierpark 125
Haus Natur und Umwelt
The House of Nature and Environment is a place where children can experience animals, discover nature, and understand it with all their senses.Living Animal Park with Petting Zoo – here children can get up close and personal with animals and touch them 🦌Forest Café – catering during your visit, last orders 30 minutes before closing timeAdventure Playground – for frolicking and playing outdoors 🎪Youth Education Workshop – diverse environmental education offers specifically for daycare centers, elementary schools, and familiesGuided Pony Riding – for groups of 5 or more children, safely led through our riding area 🐴Animal Sponsorship – available for everyone who wants to support animalsChildren's Birthday Parties – we organize, you enjoy the day; some spots still availableAdmission prices are 5 euros for adults and 2 euros for children from 3 years; a family ticket (2 children + 2 adults) costs 12 euros. Annual passes are available from 20 euros for children and from 35 euros for adults.We have Monday as a rest day. From April to September, we open from 10 AM to 6 PM, from October to March from 10 AM to 4 PM. Leashed dogs are welcome. Persons with the symbol B receive free admission.
An der Wuhlheide 169
Kleintierhof Wuhletal
Brebacher Weg 51
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