Paris Zoo

The renovation works carried out at the Zoo de Paríswere guided by the concept of keeping animals in "environments that evoke their original ecosystems, respecting their well-being," while also making visitors feel immersed in each of those environments.

From now on, the animals living in this zoo are divided into several zones, comprising iconic species (wolves, giraffes...), lesser-known species (wolverine or Gulo gulo, manatees...), endangered species participating in European breeding programs (Humboldt penguins, sifakas...), and species involved in international conservation programs (lemurs, white rhinoceros).

What to See at the Paris Zoo

The great rock, or «Le Grand Rocher» which serves as the park's iconic image, will now be joined by a new landmark structure: a gran invernadero tropical built inside a glass dome, where the typical vegetation of a tropical humid climate coexists with fauna including insects, amphibians, reptiles, free-flying birds, manatees, primates, and giant anteaters.

If zoos aren't your thing, you can find more activities at Paris with Kids.

Prices

The precios de acceso are: Adults €22, Young people 12–25 years €16.50, Children 3–11 years €14. Children under three enter free. Buy Tickets

Hours

Open year-round

Address

At the intersection of Avenue Daumesnil and the road to the Lake Belt, 75012 Paris

Getting There

Metro: Porte Dorée – Line 8, Château de Vincennes – Line 1
Bus: 46, 86 and 325 (stop: Zoo)
Tranvía: Golden Gate – Line T3