Berlin Zoological Garden

Berlin Zoo is a great day activity for families with kids. The place is beautiful, stroller friendly, with in door and outdoor displays. The stars of the show were the Pandas and the Penguin enclosure. Our toddlers also enjoyed watching the seals play in the waters.

Berlin Zoo is a great place to visit during your trip to Berlin. Very interesting, lots of animals. Seeing pandas for the first time was a really cool experience. I recommend going to feeding shows, you can learn a lot from zookeepers feeding the animals.

Very nice zoo which is located in the heart of city but still gives you a very calm and enjoyable athmosphere. They have a very wide range of different animal species and some very rare animals who were a pleasure to witness. The ony negative point is that they charged us the full price for the aquarium but the second floor with all the reptiles was not accessible due to renovation works... A big pitty that should have been mentioned at the entrance... Apart from that we have a good time in Berlin zoo.

Very interesting, however not every animal was actually there to see. Some species of monkeys were not present. But monkeys are monkeys I guess. The cutest were the Pandas. The coolest was walking inside the cage where they kept some vultures and Owls. The nearly extinct sumatra tiger is the most interesting for me because fewer than 400 of them remain. I recommend you buy the tickets online on their website!

Natural and beautiful, the animals seem to be well cared, a various line of animals, exotics, local and not only you can find there. I loved it and totally recommend. Unfoetunatelly the reptile area was under construction, we could not see it

My spouse and I recently visited Berlin Zoo, and while we really enjoyed seeing animals whose populations are declining worldwide—and animals that we, as humans, normally wouldn’t have the chance to see in their natural habitats—there were several things that left us disappointed. A large number of the birds were kept indoors and out of sight due to the cold weather, which is completely understandable, but still unfortunate for visitors. The reptiles and invertebrates section, which is one of the three main parts of the aquarium, was entirely closed because of renovations. Besides that, several other large areas of the zoo were also closed and inaccessible for the same reason. Despite all this, and without clear prior information, we paid nearly 70 euros for two people on a weekday, which left us quite upset. I strongly believe that by paying this amount, we deserved to experience the entire park—otherwise, the ticket price should have been lower.

The Berlin Zoo is an incredible place — and don’t forget, there’s also an aquarium! You’ll need to buy separate tickets for that, but it’s absolutely worth it. Visiting really changes your perspective on the world. You get to see such a variety of animals, insects, and fish — many I had never seen before. It’s a great place to learn something new and to truly appreciate the diversity of nature. I honestly think everyone should visit at least once. One thing to note: the restaurants inside are quite expensive. A simple fish + salad and a hot chocolate cost me over €30. That said, the food was delicious, so it was still a nice treat.

The zoo was beautiful, very well designed, and we really loved it. Even though it was raining, it was still super comfortable, with plenty of impressive indoor areas. Highly recommended!