Frösö Zoo

The 42-hectare facility contains 700 animals representing 52 different species, including tigers, lions, dwarf crocodiles, lemurs, and moose in natural enclosures.

Established in 1960 by Åke Netterström, the zoo developed into one of northern Sweden's largest wildlife facilities with a focus on tropical carnivores.

The biological museum within the zoo maintains a collection of dinosaur specimens, including teeth, bones, and skulls from prehistoric periods.

Located at Bergsgatan 111 in Frösön, the zoo operates seasonally and includes multiple entertainment options such as arcade games, mini-golf, and kayaking.

The facility features Sweden's largest tropical house, spanning 1,600 square meters and housing crocodiles, snakes, lizards, and various monkey species.

Website: http://frosozoo.se

GPS coordinates: 63.19370,14.58098

Latest update: March 12, 2025 20:38