Zoo in Ljubljana
For the first time, the Ljubljana Zoo welcomed visitors back in 1949, when several pets, representing mainly local species of domestic animals of the Balkans, became its guests. A couple of years later, the park moved to a more spacious territory and significantly expanded the list of residents..
Today it contains more than 500 inhabitants belonging to 120 species, including rare.
ZOO Ljubljana
In 2008, the zoo in the Slovenian capital began a large-scale reconstruction, due to which all its guests have already moved to new enclosures or are planning to do so in the near future. Red pandas, California sea lions, lynxes and Siberian Cranes have appeared in the park. Now the name of the zoo in Ljubljana has become a symbol of a new modern approach to keeping animals in captivity.
Pride and achievement
The park prides itself on the fact that its inhabitants feel comfortable, and visitors can observe them in conditions that are as close to natural as possible. New buildings, aviaries and expositions help both children and adults feel like real naturalists.
How to get there?
The address of the zoo in Ljubljana is well known to local wildlife lovers. It is located in the southern part of Tivoli Park near the Roznik Hill. Bus line 18 stops at the zoo from the center of Ljubljana to Kolodvor.
Helpful information
The opening hours of the zoo are subject to the change of seasons:
- From April to August inclusive, the park is open from 09.00 to 19.00.
- In September - from 09.00 to 18.00.
- In March and October, visitors are expected from 09.00 to 17.00.
- From November to February, the Ljubljana Zoo is open from 09.00 to 16.00.
The only day off is Christmas December 25.
Entrance ticket prices:
- Children under 2 years old do not need a ticket.
- For preschool children, the ticket will cost 4.5 euros.
- Schoolchildren and full-time students with a student card with a photo will have to pay 5.5 euros for admission.
- Adult ticket - 8 euros.
- Persons with disabilities and those accompanying them enjoy free admission.
- When visiting the Ljubljana zoo with a dog, the four-legged will have to buy a pass for 2 euros.
Groups are also eligible for discounted ticket prices. Numerous activities at the zoo are charged separately. The price list is on the website. Credit cards are accepted at the box office.
Part of the park is located on a sandy hill, and the administration recommends wearing comfortable shoes.
Services and contacts
For 5 euros you can buy a voucher for animal feeding, and for 14 euros you can take part in a photo safari. The zoo hosts birthday parties and outdoor picnics. The souvenir shops offer a rich assortment of memorable gifts, and the café on the territory offers a varied menu with the best dishes of Slovenian cuisine..
Official site - www.zoo.si.
Phone +386 1 244 21 82.
