Zoo Osnabrück

Zoo Osnabrück is a facility in the city that displays animals from different regions of the world in various sections. The grounds include African habitats, South American species, and diverse bird areas, each with its own pathways and structures for viewing.

The facility began in 1936 as a small municipal project and has expanded significantly since then. What started as a modest operation has grown into a larger draw for the region.

The zoo has long served as a place where visitors could encounter animals from distant continents they would never otherwise see. Today it functions mainly as a learning space where people discover more about wildlife conservation and the needs of different species.

The grounds are walkable throughout with pathways connecting different areas. It is best to wear comfortable shoes and allow time to move at a relaxed pace through each section.

During the darker months, the grounds transform with illuminated pathways and special feeding times that create a different experience than the warmer season. These seasonal activities reveal how animal behavior shifts with seasonal change.

Location: Osnabrück

Inception: 1936

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: Zoo Osnabrück gGmbH

Opening Hours: March Sunday[-1]-October Sunday[-1] -1 day: 08:00-18:30; October Sunday[-1]-March Sunday[-1] -1 day: 09:00-17:00

Website: https://zoo-osnabrueck.de

GPS coordinates: 52.25000,8.07028

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:21