Berlin Zoological Garden

Berlin Zoological Garden is one of the most celebrated and species-rich zoos in the world, founded in 1844 and located in the heart of Berlin, beside the Tiergarten park. The zoo is home to approximately 18,000 animals representing more than 1,200 species, making it one of the most biodiverse zoological institutions globally. Visitors can explore a wide range of habitats across the zoo’s extensive grounds, from tropical houses and aquatic environments to savannah landscapes and arctic enclosures. Berlin Zoo is deeply committed to conservation, research, and education, contributing to international efforts to protect endangered species through breeding programmes and scientific study. Its attached aquarium, one of the largest in Europe, adds a further dimension to the visitor experience, showcasing freshwater, marine, and amphibian life. The zoo is a key cultural landmark in Berlin, attracting millions of visitors annually. It continues to evolve, expanding and modernising its facilities while maintaining its position as a global leader in zoological science and wildlife conservation.