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Wrocław Zoo Tickets

Wrocław Zoo in the Szczytnicki Park district is Poland's oldest zoo, notable for the Africarium—Europe's largest African aquarium with penguins, manatees, and hippos under one roof. Find standard entry tickets, Africarium combo access, and family bundle options here.
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Slide 1 of 7, Giraffes and a zebra at Wroclaw Zoo enclosure.
Giraffes and a zebra at Wroclaw Zoo enclosure.
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  • Ready for a wild escape? Dive straight into the heart of Wroclaw Zoo with these skip-the-line tickets.

  • Home to over 14,000 animal residents, Wroclaw Zoo is the largest in Poland and the fourth most species-rich zoo in Europe.

  • The Afrykarium, Wroclaw Zoo's crown jewel, is a must-see, showcasing an extraordinary array of African animals in their stunning ecosystems.

  • See animals from different corners of the world at its many pavilions and check out explore the world of butterflies at the Terrarium.

  • Fun fact: In 2023, Wroclaw Zoo celebrated the birth of 2 precious snow leopard cubs, a critically endangered species facing extinction.

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  • Ready for a wild escape? Dive straight into the heart of Wroclaw Zoo with these skip-the-line tickets.

  • Home to over 14,000 animal residents, Wroclaw Zoo is the largest in Poland and the fourth most species-rich zoo in Europe.

  • The Afrykarium, Wroclaw Zoo's crown jewel, is a must-see, showcasing an extraordinary array of African animals in their stunning ecosystems.

  • See animals from different corners of the world at its many pavilions and check out explore the world of butterflies at the Terrarium.

  • Fun fact: In 2023, Wroclaw Zoo celebrated the birth of 2 precious snow leopard cubs, a critically endangered species facing extinction.

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Buy online if you can. Online and third-party tickets typically skip the on-site ticket office line, but you still join the regular turnstile or security queue at the entrance.

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About Wroclaw Zoo

Afrykarium is the only oceanarium in the world devoted exclusively to African ecosystems, which gives Wroclaw Zoo a different identity from standard zoos. The visit moves from Red Sea coral reef displays and shark tanks to underwater views of hippos, manatees, and African penguins. Mature trees and older sections add a historic park-like setting.


AddressZygmunta Wróblewskiego 1-5, 51-618 Wrocław, Poland
Also known asZoo Wrocław
Year opened1865
Visitors per year1800000
Expected wait time - Standard0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

Wroclaw Zoo was founded in 1865, making it Poland’s oldest zoo.

Why visit Wroclaw Zoo?

Afrykarium’s Africa-Only Oceanarium Route

Opened in 2014, Afrykarium is described as the only oceanarium in the world devoted exclusively to African ecosystems. Its indoor route recreates areas such as the Red Sea, the East African coast, the Congo jungle, and the Mozambique Channel with themed lighting, sound, and multi-level views.

Plan your visit

Main Entrance (ul. Wróblewskiego)

Located on ul. Wróblewskiego opposite the Centennial Hall area, this is the main public entrance for all visitors. Ticket offices are here for on-site purchases, and printed or mobile tickets are scanned at the turnstiles after the ticket-office area. It is the best entrance for both pre-booked visitors and walk-ups, with clear Zoo Wrocław signage visible from the Hala Stulecia/ZOO tram and bus stops. Ticket-office queues can build on weekends and holidays; online tickets usually skip that purchase line but not the entry-control queue. Access from the street is flat, though detailed step-free gate features are not clearly documented in English.

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