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All Zoos in Germany

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Hellabrunn zoo
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Hellabrunn zoo
Germany, Munich
Today it is the second largest zoo in Europe, covering 39 hectares and home to 18,000 animals of more than 650 species. It is also an interesting space: the entire area is divided ...
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Biosphere Potsdam
Age: 4-8, 8+
Biosphere Potsdam
Germany, Berlin
Potsdam's newest park, opened in 2001, is the Volkspark, and one of its most interesting attractions is the Biosphere Tropical Garden. This is a corner of jungle in the middle ...
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Cologne Zoo
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Cologne Zoo
Germany, Cologne
The main zoo in Cologne specialises in keeping monkeys, but there are other equally interesting animals such as the exotic red panda and the rare okapi.
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Frankfurt Zoo
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Frankfurt Zoo
Germany, Frankfurt am Main
The entire zoo is divided into several themed areas, including a dense jungle with wild cats, a pavilion with nocturnal animals and birds (bats, owls, hedgehogs, marmosets and ...
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Hagenbeck Zoo
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Hagenbeck Zoo
Germany, Hamburg
If this is your first visit to the zoo, you'll probably want to see lions, giraffes and elephants — animals your child has only seen in books. But even if ...
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Berlin Zoo
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Berlin Zoo
Germany, Berlin
When planning a visit here, you can take the feeding times of the animals as a guide. It is very interesting to watch gorillas, hippos, penguins and seals being fed. You can also ...
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Dino Park and Zoo Germendorf
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Dino Park and Zoo "Germendorf"
Germany, Oranienburg
The statues of ancient giants are surrounded by manicured European lawns with soft emerald green grass where visitors can relax. It's even a good place to eat, so there's ...
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Wildpark Johannismühle
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Wildpark Johannismühle
Germany, Berlin
As soon as you enter the park, you have to decide which route to take. At Johannismühle there are two routes: a short one and a long one. If you have time, it's best to ...
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Wildpark Leipzig
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Wildpark Leipzig
Germany, Leipzig
Families embarking on an adventure to Leipzig often look for destinations that cater to every age group's sense of wonder, and Wildpark Leipzig hits the mark. This wildlife ...
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Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum
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Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum
Germany, Düsseldorf
Large glass enclosures allow visitors to see lizards, turtles, crocodiles, tiny marmoset monkeys and penguins, and to watch them feed and play. The fact that visitors are ...
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Bergtierpark Blindham
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Bergtierpark Blindham
Germany, Aying
BergTierPark Blindham is a gem in the picturesque Bavarian pre-alpine landscape. It enticingly offers families various activities, animal encounters, and awe-inspiring sights. ...
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Bird Park Niendorf
Age: 4-8, 8+
Bird Park Niendorf
Germany, Niendorf
Big cities have driven birds and animals from their natural habitats, and it is not easy to see an owl or a stork. Even the fauna of our latitudes has to be seen in zoos, let ...
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