Zoologischer Garten Berlin (Germany) Reviews


Newest Review: ... zoo by bus but also by metro. The zoo is only a few minutes' walk from the stations away which makes it very easy to reach the zoo. The zoo is reachable by park but there is paid parking in the area and the parking spaces can be full. The Zoo of Berlin The zoo of Berlin is a big zoo and you have the aquarium next door which you can visit but you will have to pay extra for this. It's a bit disappointing when you do not know this. We wanted to go here but we simply didn't had the time since the zoo is large enough to spent a good few hours here. The zoo has many animals and most are not behind bars, so no large fences blocking the way of... more
Customer Zoologischer Garten Berlin (Germany) Reviews (5)

by - written on 20/11/11 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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The opening times of the zoo are from 9 o'clock and depending on the season the closing time changes. Between January and March the zoo closes at 17 o'clock. Between March and October the zoo closes at 19 o'clock and from October to December the zoo closest at 17 o'clock. For the exact openings time please check the zoo website. The entrance prices of the zoo There are several prices to enter the zoo of Berlin. Adults pay a price of 13 euro's and children pay a price of 6,50 euro's. There are other prices for different kind of people. Please check the website for the exact prices. You can also buy a ticket for the zoo in combination of the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/07/09 (Useful, 35 readings)
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Having spent Christmas in Berlin last year, I was extremely keen to visit Berlin Zoo and so we spent a relaxing (but bitterly cold!) day there on Boxing Day. Having heard all about Knut the Polar Bear, and being a bear-lover, I was plesantly surprised at the collection of other bears at the zoo, including both Brown, North American Black and Panda bears. The enclosures were spacious and offered excellent vantage points for visitors. Having only seen Brown bears in American Zoos before, seeing one in Europe was excellent. The Zoo also boasts an impressive collection of big cats, although when we visited, they were all in their inside enclosures, more than likely because .. Read the complete review

by - written on 22/04/08, updated on 22/04/08 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Located in the heart of Berlin, the famous Zoologischer Garten is one of Europe's biggest zoos, and boasts the largest variety of animals in the entire continent. An interesting fact states that the first bomb dropped on Berlin in the World War 2 did not kill a single human, only an elephant. The zoo we see today has evolved much like the city surrounding it. Berlin Zoo is a surprisingly large expanse for its location. This is no out-of-town park, Berlin Zoo lays right in the thick of things; only a few meters from the famous Gedächtniskirche and the hustle and bustle of Berlin. So what is the big appeal of Berlin Zoo? Recently, a big crowd puller ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/04/08 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Ok here is my second Zoo review! ;D I couldn't possibly go the year in Berlin without visiting the well known Zoo at Zoologischer Garten. Easy to get to- just take either S bahn, U bahn, or Regional Bahn to Berlin Zoologischer Garten, cross the road, and you are there. The entry costs are Euro12 for adults, Euro6 for children, but if you want to visit the aqaurium too, you will have to fork out Euro18 for an adult and Euro9 for children. May seem rather a lot, but like Cologne, the zoo is pretty big (although maybe not quite as big?), and the aquarium is something special in itself. Unlike at Cologne, i was not given a map, but its a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 06/09/00, updated on 06/09/00 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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Berlin's Zoo is located right in the centre of the commercial district of West Berlin, just a couple of minutes walk from the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedachtniskirche, and opposite the Zoologischer Garten S-bahn and U-bahn station. I hadn't really planned on visiting the zoological gardens during my visit to Berlin in August 2000, but I was disappointed to find that many of the city's museums and galleries are closed on Mondays – the zoo was one of the few attractions which wasn't. The zoo consists of the west-most portion of the Tiergarten, a large park in the centre of Berlin which was once a royal hunting estate. The land was made into a ... Read the complete review
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