Barnaul Zoo

Barnaul Zoo maintains exhibits of native Siberian wildlife and international species across multiple specialized habitats within its grounds at latitude 53.3575 and longitude 83.6835.

The establishment of Barnaul Zoo in 2010 marked a new chapter in the city's development, expanding recreational options for the 627,800 residents of this Siberian urban center.

The zoo conducts educational programs about wildlife conservation and biodiversity, connecting local communities with global environmental preservation efforts through direct animal observation.

Visitors can observe various species of bears, birds, and reptiles while participating in organized animal encounters under professional supervision throughout operating hours.

In 2021, the zoo gained international attention when an eight-month-old Amur tiger cub produced unusual high-pitched vocalizations that resembled singing.

Location: Barnaul

Inception: 2010

Address: Ulitsa Entuziastov, 12, Barnaul, Altayskiy kray, Russia, 656065 656065 Barnaul

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-19:00

Phone: +73852996262

Website: http://zoo22.ru

GPS coordinates: 53.35750,83.68350

Latest update: March 15, 2025 21:26