We went to the zoo today. Easy access with metro and then bus, not far out of the centre. Very big zoo and we were amazed in how much space each animal has. There were venues with heating for thgw tropical animals. Very organised with many wc and benches to rest. In a few words we loved it. Adults about 13€ entrance

We arrived at this zoo when they opened and stayed here all day. Due to cold weather a lot of the animals were inside which gave us the chance to see them up close. Some of the restaurants were closed due to the time of year but we were still able to get food and refreshments during the day. The price was just under £20 for two adults which is very good value for how large this zoo is and how many animals you can see. We are hoping to return here.

Well, I was not expecting that! I didn't think anything could top London zoo but this just has! Entrance 250czk, cheap, it's situated on the outskirts of Prague in a hilly area with gr8 scenery and the place is hùuuuuge. I have never seen so many large animals in one place and 5 hours after entering I think the only animals we hadn't seen were sharks and whales! You would not even get this on a a safari in Africa. My personal highlight were the polar bears, they are massive. The zoo is so well laid out and clean. A lovely river runs by the paths as well as bridges to walk on. Difficult to put into words how good this place is. Only disappointment was the chairlift (yes they also have a chairlift) was closed. Good value food options and plenty of signage, toilets etc. One of my Prague highlights, well done to all the staff!

I hadn’t even planned initially to go to the zoo but then read some fantastic reviews before coming and can see why. Decided to plan going to the zoo on one of our days allowing the full day and if I’m honest you could spend 2 full days at the zoo and just about see everything. The place is HUGE. We arrived just after 10am, it opens at 9am and closes at 4pm and we was walking around all day bar a lunch stop. We missed out so much as there just wasn’t enough time in the day. You have to pay for maps in cash but can get a photo of it on your phone from a QR code but I feel there should be a suggested path to follow to make sure you don’t miss things out. Can’t really say a bad word about it, was only around £8 each adult to get in, call it £10 a person and it’s a full days experience. Fantastic and the highlight of our time in Prague.

amazing zoo! we arrived at 11am and didn’t leave until close! you definitely need a decent amount of time to see everything and it definitely involves a lot of walking. some enclosures were a little small which was a bit upsetting but it was amazing to see such a wide range of animals. i think it’d be easier to name the animals we didn’t see!! you can get the bus here easily from the centre of prague for about 1.50 each

Amazing zoo, the enclosers are well thought out, and the animals seem happy and warm, we went in cold February but all the houses were heated for the animals and visitors. There was not many visitors so our views of the animals was brilliant. I live near Chester zoo and I would say Prague zoo is on par with it, and a lot cheaper. Easy to get to, go on the redline metro, and then get a bus right outside the station which takes you directly to the zoo.

Perhaps the best zoo I've been to. Me and my partner decided to visit the zoo on our last day of holiday despite being told its not great and we were completely shocked to how amazing it was. Firstly, the ticket price was very little, so we wasn't expecting much but we soon realised how big this place was and the diverse range of animals they have. The level of care and well though-out animal enclosures was fantastic, and the specious layout of the zoo is refreshing and also allows for some amazing views. We were totally mesmerised by the indoor monkey climate, polar bears and many other animals. Me and my partner loved the fact that this zoo is very immersive and you are allowed to roam around with some of the animals, which is something you don't get much of in UK zoos. Its worth noting that there're many hills in the zoo, so make sure to bring water and some comfortable shoes.

This is a great zoo, with a number of animals and ability to roam around. We went on a cold day (it was snowing) but we still got to see a number of the animals. Many of the enclosures have indoor and outdoor sections so if the animal was not outside you could go and see it inside. We saw the elephants being looked after in their indoor accommodation and had good fun with the gorillas.

We had a lovely time at this zoo, it’s massive and took the whole day for us to walk around. There are lots of places to get food and lots of toilets, clear maps and signs to find your way around. The cable car was fun, and took you to the top of the zoo. Although some of the animals hadn’t been let out into their outdoor spaces you could still view them inside. Overall it was a great day!

We travelled most of the way by tram and then walked the last 20 minutes to the zoo. There was a long queue at the main entrance but a member of staff was there advising people to walk to one of the other two entrances (north or south). We walked to the south entrance and went straight in. Family ticket price is about £30 so really reasonable and worth every penny. The zoo has so much to do, loads of different animals and play areas as well as the chair lifts (approx £5 one way). Lots of places to eat, shops and toilets. Saw the penguins being fed. Really brilliant day out, so glad we visited. Got the bus back from outside the zoo then changed to the tram. Really east travel.