[2025 Berlin Attraction] Travel Guide for Berlin Zoological Garden (Updated Feb)

#kidsfriendly Our visit to the Berlin Zoo with the kids was an absolute delight! Located in the heart of the city, the entrance fee was around €17 for adults and €9 for kids, which felt like a good deal for the experience we got. From the moment we walked through the beautiful historic gates, we knew it was going to be a special day. The kids were thrilled to see so many animals up close. The highlights were definitely the panda exhibit and the lion enclosure. The zoo is massive, so we took our time exploring, stopping for a picnic at one of the green spaces inside. The layout is easy to navigate with strollers, and there’s a fantastic playground where the kids burned off some energy. After the zoo, we explored nearby Tiergarten Park, which was a perfect way to wind down the day. I’d highly recommend it for families—it’s a great mix of nature, learning, and fun. #BerlinZoo #FamilyTravel #AnimalLovers #BerlinWithKids #TravelMemories #ZooAdventures

We recently visited Berlin, Germany. If you’re an animal lover and photography enthusiast, I highly recommend exploring the city’s two incredible zoos. Our first stop was the Berlin Zoological Garden, located near the famous Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. This zoo is home to over 20,000 animals from around the globe, and its central location makes it a perfect starting point for an animal-centric day. We found the best time to visit was in the early morning when the animals are more active, and the light is perfect for capturing stunning photographs 📸 of creatures like giant pandas 🐼 polar bears🐻❄️ and rare birds 🦅 The zoo’s lush greenery and iconic enclosures also make it a photographer’s paradise. Berlin Zoological Garden 📍Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin, Germany We also explored Tierpark Berlin, located in the former East Berlin, which is a much larger zoo with over 7,000 animals. We recommend visiting this zoo in the afternoon, especially if you want to catch great photos 📸 of the big herbivores like elephants 🐘 and giraffes🦒 as they tend to be more relaxed during the midday hours. Tierpark’s vast landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for wide-angle shots, and the serene atmosphere lets you take your time and snap some candid moments of the animals without the usual crowd. Tierpark Berlin 📍 Am Tierpark 125, 10319 Berlin, Germany Both zoos have unique offerings, but what stands out most is the variety of animal experiences you can have. At the Berlin Zoological Garden, we encountered some of the most iconic and endangered species, while Tierpark Berlin gave us a chance to see animals in more spacious, naturalistic settings. Whether you’re in it for the animal encounters or the perfect Instagram shots, we thoroughly enjoyed both and would highly recommend adding them to your Berlin itinerary! #animalcontact #nature #trip

#kiss the animals #overseastravel It is about half an hour's drive from the center of Berlin. The zoo was built in 1955 and covers a very large area. It has more than 8,000 animals, including polar bears, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, flamingos... I saw polar bears swimming and eating watermelons🍉 The souvenir shop has many cute polar bear products and various animal products. For friends who like animals, it is worth a visit. The park is very spacious, the animals' living quarters are also large, and each animal area is some distance apart. There are also many open spaces. If you go there in the hot summer, it is recommended to bring sunscreen, a hat and plenty of clean water. 📍 Tierpark Berlin Am Tierpark 125, 10319 Berlin #Star Writers Go Go Go

#summerdestinations Visiting the Berlin Zoological Garden was definitely a highlight of my trip to Berlin! 🐒 Located right in the heart of the city, it’s one of the oldest and most famous zoos in the world. The entrance fee was €17.50 for adults, which I found to be quite reasonable considering the wide variety of animals and attractions. With over 20,000 animals from more than 1,000 species, I felt like I was on a mini world tour! 🦁 The panda exhibit was a personal favorite—seeing those giant pandas munch on bamboo was just too adorable! The zoo is really well-maintained, with beautiful green spaces and ponds. I spent hours walking around, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and snapping photos of everything from elephants to exotic birds. Don’t miss the Aquarium Berlin, which is part of the zoo—it’s got an amazing collection of marine life, reptiles, and even a rainforest section 🐠. It’s perfect for a rainy day, which is a bonus in a city known for its unpredictable weather. After the zoo, I strolled over to the Tiergarten Park right next door. It’s a great spot to relax, have a picnic, or just enjoy nature. For those interested in more sightseeing, the Berlin Victory Column and the iconic Brandenburg Gate are just a short walk away. 🏛️ A day at Berlin Zoological Garden offers the perfect mix of fun, education, and relaxation—truly a must-see if you’re in the city! #trip #BerlinZoo #PandaLove #AnimalAdventure #BerlinSightseeing #NatureInTheCity

The Berlin Zoological Garden, known as Zoologischer Garten Berlin, is one of the oldest and most renowned zoos in the world. Established in 1844, it is the oldest zoo in Germany. It is situated in the center of Berlin, near the Tiergarten park. The zoo covers 35 hectares (86.5 acres). Home to over 20,000 animals of around 1,200 species, making it one of the most comprehensive collections of species globally. The Berlin Zoo includes a large aquarium that features various marine and freshwater species. The zoo is actively involved in conservation projects and breeding programs for endangered species.

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