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Established zoo with airy Norman Foster-designed elephant house & Arctic habitat for polar bears.
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Reviews — 8
It was a cold day below 1C but not crowded so we could enjoy ourselves. We had Copenhagen Card and the tickets were included. Kids had fun!
nice zoo with lots of animals to watch. very quiet when we went and seemed like a slow day at the zoo - lots of sleepy animals.
we are Australian but this was the first time we had seen Tasmanian Devils. the keeper told us about how they came to be at the zoo - they were a gift from the Queen of Denmark, who is from Aus. seeing a section dedicated to Australian animals was nice, the cockatoos being moody reminded us of home.
watching the mongoose get fed was a highlight. the farm animals were also fun - getting to pat goats is always a good time!
some of the animals looked like they could have done with more space and more enrichment. however, they all looked well cared for.
we are Australian but this was the first time we had seen Tasmanian Devils. the keeper told us about how they came to be at the zoo - they were a gift from the Queen of Denmark, who is from Aus. seeing a section dedicated to Australian animals was nice, the cockatoos being moody reminded us of home.
watching the mongoose get fed was a highlight. the farm animals were also fun - getting to pat goats is always a good time!
some of the animals looked like they could have done with more space and more enrichment. however, they all looked well cared for.
Our family had a nice time at Copenhagen Zoo! The polar bear, muskox, and Giant Panda exhibits were a big hit with my kid – the excitement on her face was priceless. At just 239 DKK per person, the entry fee is a steal for such a memorable family experience. The zoo's commitment to education made it not only fun but also enriching for our little one. Highly recommend for a family day out filled with joy and learning!
Great zoo. Fairly cheap especially compared to the cost in England. We went in January and it wasn't too busy so it was easy to get around to see everything we wanted. Animals seem to be well looked after. The pandas were worth the entrance fee alone!
It was an amazing experience. Our 2 years old daughter loved it so much and thus we visited it twice during our stay in Copenhagen. Despite the cold weather and the rain, it was one of VERY FEW zoos where all the animals were active, moving around, and interacting with the visitors.
We enjoyed a fantastic day at the zoo a few days ago. It was snowy and freezing, but the animals were very active and for most enclosures, you could get super close to them with a perfect view. We also got chips from one of the cafes and they were delicious. The staff had perfect English and were really helpful about my partner's nut allergy. Would HIGHLY recommend. It was the highlight of our whole trip to Copenhagen for sure.
A well-designed zoo with beautiful architecture all round. Animals look happy and thriving, and it’s great that you can view them up close. I particularly enjoyed the goat petting zoo where I got to feed the goats unlimited hay! All round a fantastic experience for families.
