We noticed that you're using an unsupported browser. The TripAdvisor website may not display properly.We support the following browsers:
Windows: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome. Mac: Safari.
Berlin
RECENTLY VIEWED
No results found
Log in Join
  • My Trips
  • Bookings
  • Rental Inbox

    • Browse

    Zoologischer Garten (Berlin Zoo)

    6,116 Reviews
    #36 of 820 things to do in Berlin
    Nature & Parks, Zoos & Aquariums, Outdoor Activities
    Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin, Germany
    +49 4930 254010
    Website
    Save
    All photos (5,656)
    Full view
    Certificate of Excellence
    Book In Advance
    More Info
    US$51.03*
    and up
    Berlin WelcomeCard Including Deutsches Currywurst Museum Admission
    Why book on Viator?
    • Tour highlights & full itinerary
    • Easy online booking
    • Lowest price guaranteed
    More Information ›
    Map
    Satellite
    Map updates are paused. Zoom in to see updated info.
    Reset zoom
    Neighbourhoods
    Neighbourhoods
    Overview
    More
    Zoo Berlin is home to over 15.000 rare and endangered animals representing more than 1.500 species and subspecies. It is the most speciose zoo worldwide. Zoo Berlin is located in heart of Berlin, opposite to the train station Zoologischer Garten. The tasks our zoos of today are faced with are many and diverse. And there is more than one reason to keep animals. Since 1844 visitors to Zoo Berlin can relax and learn. Comparable with a living, green oasis the zoo today lies directly at the heart of the city. Here you can relax and learn new facts about the most diverse zoological subjects as your interest takes you.

    About Zoologischer Garten (Berlin Zoo)

    Zoo Berlin is home to over 15.000 rare and endangered animals representing more than 1.500 species and subspecies. It is the most speciose zoo worldwide. Zoo Berlin is located in heart of Berlin, opposite to the train station Zoologischer Garten. The tasks our zoos of today are faced with are many and diverse. And there is more than one reason to keep animals. Since 1844 visitors to Zoo Berlin can relax and learn. Comparable with a living, green oasis the zoo today lies directly at the heart of the city. Here you can relax and learn new facts about the most diverse zoological subjects as your interest takes you.
    4.0
    6,116 reviews
    • Excellent54%
    • Very good29%
    • Average11%
    • Poor3%
    • Terrible3%
    Travellers talk about
    “polar bears” (164 reviews)
    “big cats” (157 reviews)
    “feeding times” (65 reviews)
    Closed Now
    All hours
    Hours Today: 09:00 - 19:00
    Suggested Duration: More than 3 hours
    LOCATION
    Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin, Germany
    Charlottenburg
    CONTACT
    Website
    +49 4930 254010
    Improve This Listing
    Write a Review
    Reviews (6,116)
    Traveller rating
    Traveller type
    Time of year
    Language
    • More languages

    1 - 10 of 2,681 reviews

    Reviewed yesterday via mobile
    Fantastic

    This zoo is lovely ,who would guess you were in the centre of berlin.a massive variety of animals ,dont miss the magnificent silverback gorillas,elephants ,giraffes ,penguins.and of course the giant panda!!!.the food available is diverse,we had chinese food at the panda area which was reasonably...More

    Thank helen m
    Reviewed yesterday via mobile
    Huge Zoo in the middle of Berlin

    The Zoo is very big and has a variety of animals, ranging from Polar bears from the North to Pandas in the East (only pandas in Germany), various big cats from Africa, to penguins in the South, and many more from around the world. Plan...More

    Thank Stefan H
    Reviewed yesterday
    Lovely

    Nice to walk around and spend the day with family. Very friendly and relaxing. Quite cheap considering other zoos around Europe. Worth waiting the feeding times to have a (almost) face to face with the animals.

    Thank jack w
    Reviewed yesterday
    Performing pandas

    We pre booked online tickets as soon as we knew the pandas were going on public display so no queuing and straight in. Small queue for the panda gallery, but it moved continuously - and it was only their second day on view - and...More

    Thank Hayley O
    Reviewed yesterday
    The best Zoo

    Berlin Zoo is the best Zoo I have ever been. Aquiariu part indoors is not so big, but fishes are very nice in good shape and tanks are very clean with clear water. Outside many different animals in nice yards. The most famous for me...More

    Thank Diminas
    Reviewed 2 days ago
    A good day out

    quite a large zoo wiht interesting " monuments" in the encolsures .The polar bear looekd way to hot though, made us feel sorry for him. Thre are lots of sculptures nad fountains dotted around the place to adding interest to the walk round

    Thank KweenMOn
    Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile
    Yes we saw the Pandas

    Berlin has now two Pandas and it's great to see them. Thanks to the Zoo for making a deal with China.

    Thank alfonso m
    Reviewed 3 days ago
    Excellent upkeep

    My 13 year old son really enjoyed our afternoon there. One of my favorite Zoo's so far. Enjoyed how the animals are kept and the variety of animals. Great way to break up all the history if traveling with kids.

    Thank ihf2014
    Reviewed 3 days ago via mobile
    Lovely zoo

    This is a very nicely laid out zoo, you get to see some great views off the animals, some of the zoo was shut due to the arrival of the pandas so we couldn't see everything but it meant we got a discounted ticket so...More

    Thank Emma P
    Reviewed 6 days ago via mobile
    Too much to see

    The zoo used to be beautiful in combination with the park. Everything was so big and you saw a lot. The animals were also so relaxed.

    Thank Claudy R
    Nearby
    Charlottenburg
    Breathe in Berlin’s royal past while walking through
    the gardens of beautiful Charlottenburg Palace, which
    lends its name to this well-heeled neighbourhood.
    Here you'll find some of the oldest homes in the city:
    upper-class apartment buildings with ornate facades
    and marble-floored foyers line the cobblestone
    streets. Stroll by sophisticated restaurants, through
    little parks, or around Lake Lietzensee. Window shop
    ...More
    Nearby Restaurants
    Monkey Bar
    1,058 reviews
    .16 miles away
    Neni
    1,058 reviews
    .16 miles away
    L'Osteria
    975 reviews
    .19 miles away
    Kartoffelkiste
    248 reviews
    .22 miles away
    Nearby Attractions
    Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
    3,022 reviews
    .25 miles away
    Aquarium
    465 reviews
    .21 miles away
    Helmut Newton Foundation
    249 reviews
    .23 miles away
    Ask a question
    Questions & Answers
    See all 25 questions
    Reenie75
    8 July 2017|
    Answer Show all 5 answers
    Response from Desi M | Reviewed this property |
    I'm pretty sure that you can't. Inadvertently we exited a side gate and it was only with reluctance we were allowed in again.
    0
    Votes
    Reenie75
    8 July 2017|
    Answer Show all 9 answers
    Response from Mo'men a | Reviewed this property |
    No we couldn't use it more than one time
    1
    Vote
    Lucas H
    7 June 2017|
    Answer Show all 6 answers
    Response from Francesca150 | Reviewed this property |
    Hi! No, you have to buy the tickets for both the tierpark and the zoo. The Zoo and acquarium are on the same grounds, not near the tiergarten.
    3
    Votes