On Expedition in the Urban Jungle – World Tour through the Zoo of the Future
The Zoo Leipzig is one of the most modern zoos in the world and attracts visitors from near and far alike. With its master plan "Zoo of the Future" Since 2000 he has been setting standards in the regional and international species protection, species-appropriate animal husbandry and SustainabilityThis innovative approach as a bridge to nature combines exceptional wildlife observations with global engagement.
Six unique worlds of experience allow visitors to immerse themselves in the most fascinating habitats on earth. tropical adventure world Gondwanaland with its tropical climate and the Pongolandfacility, where all four great ape species live under one roof, are just two highlights. These spectacular facilities not only offer unforgettable experiences, but also raise awareness of the Protection of endangered animals and their habitats. Anyone who observes bathing elephants in the Ganesha Mandir temple or galloping zebras on the Kiwara Savannah will understand the need to protect endangered species.
The zoo has been following the master plan "Zoo of the Future", which continuously makes new projects for animal welfare and species protection a reality. In 2023, the "Entdeckerhaus Arche" Another centre for education and species protection was opened. Future highlights such as the underwater world of Tierra del Fuego and the Asian island worlds continue the successful course.
The Zoo Leipzig is not only a fascinating experience for the whole family, but also a place for learning and action for a sustainable future. Visitors can become part of this unique project and world of animals in a way they will never forget.
Further current information is available from podcast "Welcome to Leipzig" (Episode 1) with the director of the zoo, Prof. Dr. Jörg Junhold.
Note: Dogs are allowed in Zoo Leipzig not allowed. If you do not want to leave your dog alone, you can take him to a nearby kennel.
The Zoo Leipzig is one of the most modern zoos in the world and attracts visitors from near and far alike. With its master plan "Zoo of the Future" Since 2000 he has been setting standards in the regional and international species protection, species-appropriate animal husbandry and SustainabilityThis innovative approach as a bridge to nature combines exceptional wildlife observations with global engagement.
Six unique worlds of experience allow visitors to immerse themselves in the most fascinating habitats on earth. tropical adventure world Gondwanaland with its tropical climate and the Pongolandfacility, where all four great ape species live under one roof, are just two highlights. These spectacular facilities not only offer unforgettable experiences, but also raise awareness of the Protection of endangered animals and their habitats. Anyone who observes bathing elephants in the Ganesha Mandir temple or galloping zebras on the Kiwara Savannah will understand the need to protect endangered species.
The zoo has been following the master plan "Zoo of the Future", which continuously makes new projects for animal welfare and species protection a reality. In 2023, the "Entdeckerhaus Arche" Another centre for education and species protection was opened. Future highlights such as the underwater world of Tierra del Fuego and the Asian island worlds continue the successful course.
The Zoo Leipzig is not only a fascinating experience for the whole family, but also a place for learning and action for a sustainable future. Visitors can become part of this unique project and world of animals in a way they will never forget.
Further current information is available from podcast "Welcome to Leipzig" (Episode 1) with the director of the zoo, Prof. Dr. Jörg Junhold.
Note: Dogs are allowed in Zoo Leipzig not allowed. If you do not want to leave your dog alone, you can take him to a nearby kennel.
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Opening hours
Price information
Price adult: 20,00 €
Price child: 13,00 €
Reduced price: 17,00 €
Family price: 52,00 €
Price with LEIPZIG CARD (summer): 20,00 €
Price with LEIPZIG CARD (Winter): 16,00 €
Adult evening ticket (summer): 18,00 €
Adult evening ticket (winter): 16,00 €
Evening ticket child (summer): 14,00 €
Evening ticket child (winter): 12,00 €
Family evening ticket (summer): 40,00 €
Family evening ticket (winter): 36,00 €
Winter prices apply from November 01.11st to March 20.03th.
Summer prices are valid from March 21.03 to October 31.10.
The children's price applies to children aged 6 to 16 years.
Family ticket: 2 adults and max. 4 children aged 6-16 years; each additional child 50% of the children's day ticket
Free admission for:
- Children under 6 years
- Severely disabled persons with accompanying person (ID card with symbol B or H)
- Visitors to the zoo school in the area of responsibility of the Leipzig regional office
- Holders of the Leipzig City Holiday Pass
Further price information is available on the website of Zoo Leipzig refer to.
Summer prices are valid from March 21.03 to October 31.10.
The children's price applies to children aged 6 to 16 years.
Family ticket: 2 adults and max. 4 children aged 6-16 years; each additional child 50% of the children's day ticket
Free admission for:
- Children under 6 years
- Severely disabled persons with accompanying person (ID card with symbol B or H)
- Visitors to the zoo school in the area of responsibility of the Leipzig regional office
- Holders of the Leipzig City Holiday Pass
Further price information is available on the website of Zoo Leipzig refer to.
Information on reduced prices: LEIPZIG CARD / LEIPZIG REGIO CARD users (in addition to the 15% discount in the form of the reduced entrance fee, there is a 10% discount on the total bill in the Kiwara Lodge, the Palmensaal Restaurant and the Patakan Restaurant in Gondwanaland, excluding the grill stand, the bamboo bar and the African hut in summer), severely disabled people, school and vocational school students, students, apprentices as well as BFDler and FÖJler
General Information
Parking lots available
Bus stop available
fitness
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for individual guests
suitable for seniors
Foreign languages
German, English
Other equipment/furnishings
toilet facility
Possible ways to pay
Cash, EC card
Accessibility
Saxony Barrier-Free
Notes on accessibility / deviations from the pictograms:
- Visitors with disabilities can obtain tickets without waiting directly from the zoo guides at the group ticket office in the Safari Office.
- Free wheelchair rental against deposit (please register).
- Elevators in the Elephant Temple and Gondwanaland.
- Boat trip on the jungle river also for wheelchair users, if transfer is possible.
- The Zoo Leipzig supports the inclusion sponsorship program.
- Barrier-free discovery tours and guided zoo tours that focus on the needs of blind and visually impaired people.
- Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed with prior registration.
- Zoo regulations in Braille.
Parking
designated disabled parking space available
Entrance to the facility / paths within the facility
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Elevator
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Lift floor area min. 110x140 cm
wheelchair-accessible toilet
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Movement area in front of the toilet bowl min. 150x150 cm
Space to the left or right of the toilet bowl min. 90 cm
Foldable grab handles on the toilet bowl
Additional help/offers
Help/Offers for blind and visually impaired people
Family Holidays
PARTICULARITIES
- Playgrounds for all ages: The highlight is the Bear Castle playground with its three-headed dragon. At the Amazon playground at Hacienda Las Casas, little ones can romp around on a mysterious Amazon riverboat. And in Pongoland, skill and balance are required in the monkey climbing school.
- Discover the zoo through play: Whether feeling animal fur, guessing plant scents, or touching objects from the rainforest – many interactive stations allow young and old to learn about nature and its inhabitants in a playful way. Learning stations throughout the tour offer a variety of discoveries and exciting insights.
- Boat tour in Gondwanaland
- petting zoo
- Comfortable dining for families: The Palmensaal restaurant, the Patakan restaurant, the Kiwara Lodge, and the Hacienda Las Casas are all geared towards children's needs, offering special snacks, menus, and play areas. Highchairs, changing facilities, and coat hooks at child-friendly heights are also available.
Arrival & Parking
By public transport: Tram line 12 stops directly in front of the zoo entrance. Other stops nearby: Goerdelerring (tram lines 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 15) and Wilhelm-Liebknecht-Platz (tram lines 9, 10, 11, 16). Paw prints on the ground indicate the fastest routes from these two stops to the zoo. Zoo Leipzig.
By car: Drive towards the city center and follow the signs to the zoo. The zoo parking garage is directly opposite the main entrance. The parking garage is open 1.375 hours a day and offers XNUMX parking spaces.
Address for navigation system: Parthenstraße 8 in 04105 Leipzig.
By car: Drive towards the city center and follow the signs to the zoo. The zoo parking garage is directly opposite the main entrance. The parking garage is open 1.375 hours a day and offers XNUMX parking spaces.
Address for navigation system: Parthenstraße 8 in 04105 Leipzig.
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