Chester Zoo

Chester Zoo is one of the largest and most visited zoological parks in the United Kingdom, located on the outskirts of Chester in Cheshire. Home to more than 35,000 animals representing approximately 500 species, the zoo offers one of the most diverse wildlife collections in Europe. Chester Zoo is widely regarded as a leader in modern zoological practice, with an exceptional commitment to conservation, research, and education. The zoo participates in more than 150 field conservation projects in over 50 countries, making it one of the most active zoo-based conservation organisations in the world. Its expansive grounds are organised into immersive themed areas representing different regions and ecosystems, including Islands, an award-winning exhibit replicating the habitats of Southeast Asian island nations. Interactive keeper talks, education centres, and family activities make Chester Zoo highly engaging for visitors of all ages. As a registered charity, all income from visitors is reinvested into conservation and animal care. Chester Zoo is a world-class destination that combines a superb visitor experience with genuine, measurable impact on global biodiversity.