ANTWERP ZOO
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One of the oldest zoos in Europe, dating from 1843, with more than 5,000 animals including giraffes, monkeys, reptiles, insects
Founded in 1843, Antwerp Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world. A veritable urban oasis just a stone's throw from Antwerp's main railway station, it is home to over 5,000 animals from all over the world, representing 950 different species. Visitors can admire carefully recreated habitats such as the Savannah House and the impressive Valley of the Great Apes. The zoo is committed to the conservation of endangered species, such as the okapi and bonobo, and actively participates in breeding programs.
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Opening time and information on ANTWERP ZOO
Daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 07/11 to 28/02, summer 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Adults €32.50, 12-17 years €30.50, 3-11 years €26.50.
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Antwerp Zoo is an oasis of greenery and tranquillity in the center of Antwerp, a stone's throw from the Central Station. This zoological park, with almost 180 years of history, is home to a wide variety of exotic animals including elephants, spectacled bears, lions and gorillas. It also boasts a savannah, carefully created to accommodate the Cape buffalo herd and various bird species. There's also a reef aquarium, where you can take a closer look at the underwater world, and a skywalk for a great view of the whole park. When you visit Antwerp Zoo, you'll have plenty to discover. You'll also enjoy unique experiences thanks to feeding sessions and meetings with the caretakers. The zoo also offers a variety of fun activities, such as treasure hunts and crafts, to make your visit even more memorable. What's more, several food and beverage outlets are available for a tasty break before, during or after your visit. An address not to be missed in Antwerp!
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