Faunapark Lipová-lázně, Zoo in Lipová-lázně, Czech Republic

Faunapark Lipová-lázně is one of the smallest zoos in the Czech Republic, located in the village of Lipová-lázně in the Jeseník district, less than 10 km west of Jeseník. Its exhibits, opened to the public in 2012, hold large parrots such as green-winged macaws, blue-and-yellow macaws, blue-fronted amazons and African grey parrots, plus green iguanas, rhesus macaques, Bennett's wallabies, northern raccoons and American pumas.

The Faunapark exhibition opened to the public in 2012 in Lipová-lázně, in the Jeseník district. The Ussuri tiger has been among the exhibited animals since 2016, and the park has organized public events such as christenings of new arrivals, fairs, Animal Day celebrations and kite festivals.

Faunapark o. p. s. runs public events such as christenings of newborn animals, fairs, Animal Day celebrations and kite-flying days. Its name refers to the nearby spa village of Lipová-lázně, where the park stands in the Jeseník district.

Faunapark sits in Lipová-lázně, less than 10 km west of Jeseník, so it is reached from the Jeseník district road. The grounds are small, among the smallest zoos in Czechia, and the animals are grouped in outdoor and sheltered enclosures, so a visit covers the whole site on foot.

The Ussuri tiger has been kept here since 2016, one of the few large carnivores in a zoo that ranks among the smallest in the Czech Republic. The grounds also hold a collection of parrots, from green-winged macaws to African grey parrots, alongside koi carp and sturgeon.