Schönbrunn Zoo, Zoo in Hietzing district, Vienna, Austria
The zoo extends across 17 hectares with numerous exhibits containing 700 animal species, including monkeys, polar bears, and various tropical birds.
Founded in 1752 as an imperial menagerie for the Habsburg family, Schönbrunn Zoo stands as the oldest continuing operating zoological garden in the world.
The zoological garden integrates educational activities throughout its grounds, teaching visitors about wildlife conservation through interactive exhibits and informative presentations.
The zoo opens daily at 9:00, with closing times varying from 16:30 in winter to 18:30 in summer, and adult admission costs 27 euros.
The zoo maintains a specialized giant panda habitat, participating in international breeding programs to protect this rare species from extinction.
Location: Hietzing
Location: Schönbrunn
Inception: 1752
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Opening Hours: April-September 09:00-18:30; October 09:00-17:30; November-January 09:00-16:30; February 09:00-17:00; March 09:00-17:30
Phone: +43187792940
Website: https://zoovienna.at
GPS coordinates: 48.18222,16.30250
Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:49
These European zoos display animals from all continents. The institutions participate in species conservation programs and provide education about animals, their habitats, and ecosystems. Visitors observe rare and native species in naturalistic enclosures.
We offer a selection of the most important monuments and cultural institutions of the Austrian capital, including imperial palaces, museums, churches, and historical buildings. Then we venture off the beaten path to discover original and always intriguing museums.
This collection brings together major zoological gardens and aquariums from around the world. These institutions house extensive animal collections and participate actively in conservation programs for threatened species. They operate modern facilities dedicated to education and scientific research. From North America to Europe, Asia, and Oceania, these establishments allow visitors to observe global wildlife in appropriate habitats. The zoos and aquariums combine recreation with education about ecosystems, animal behavior, and conservation needs. Many facilities collaborate internationally to support the preservation of endangered populations.
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