Copenhagen ZOO

Face-to-face with wild animals from around the world

ZOO Copenhagen is divided into different areas that represent parts of the world. You’ll find special areas dedicated to the North and the Arctic Ring, Asia, Tasmania, the Savannah, and there is petting zoo for children as well.

In the North, you’ll find harbour seals, snowy owls, reindeer, musk oxen, brown bears, arctic foxes and grey wolves. The North also includes the Arctic Ring which has an aviary for North Atlantic seabirds and an exhibit with polar bears, where you can see them swim under water from a tunnel.

The Asian part of Copenhagen ZOO has a wide range of animals, from otters and tapirs to leopards and tigers. This part of the zoo also has an Elephant House with multiple Asian elephants; males, females and calves. And an impressive Panda House, where you can see two giant panda’s who arrived in the zoo in 2019.

Other animals you will see in the ZOO in Copenhagen are Tasmanian devils, wallabies, kangaroos and wombats. As well as white rhinos, giraffes, impalas, zebras and hippos. The Children’s Zoo has farm animals and small domestic animals such as llamas, goats and rabbits.

Feeding the animals and yourself

Throughout the day you can watch amazing feeding demonstrations with the black-capped squirrel monkeys, polar bears, chimpanzees, hippos, and mongooses. Kids can help to take care of the pigs at the children’s zoo and learn about animals through workshops. The activities in the park are different every day so be sure to check the calendar on the zoo’s website (Danish only).

Copenhagen ZOO has several restaurants and snack stalls where you can find food and drinks from around the world. Bistro Panpan offers French dishes with an Asian twist, Spisehuset FOLK has classic Danish food, and the menu of Cakes & Dreams is filled with delicious pastries.

Get your tickets to Copenhagen ZOO

Do you want to visit the amazing animals at the Copenhagen ZOO? Then get your tickets now! As one of Copenhagen’s top attractions, ordering your tickets in advance is always a good idea.