About This Ticket

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  • FREE cancellation: Up to 24 hours in advance
  • Valid 1 day
  • Accesible en silla de ruedas
  • Free downloadable tour guide app
  • Proporcionado por: Tiqets

Destacados

  • See over 2,000 animals in natural-style habitats
  • Five immersive biozones from around the world and the iconic 65m high Big Rock landmark
  • Rare species like manatees, lemurs & jaguars
  • Family-friendly activities and kids’ workshops

Incluye

  • Entry tickets to Parc Zoologique de Paris (Vincennes Zoo)
  • Access to all five biozones
  • Access to presentations and animal feedings
  • Free downloadable tour guide app

Descripción completa

Formerly known as the Bois de Vincennes Zoological Park, Parc Zoologique de Paris underwent 27 months of refurbishment work before reopening in 2014. All animal habitats were grouped into five biozones, so as you travel through the park, you’ll be going from Europe to Madagascar, and Africa to Patagonia. There’s also an Amazon zone or AmaZone if you want to save time on pronunciation. In Africa, you can expect sightings of lions, giraffes, and zebras (in the same biozone, but unluckily for the lions, not in the same enclosure). Europe has wolves, lynxes, otters, the Amazon zone has jaguars, monkeys, and macaws, Patagonia has penguins, pumas, and pudus (and other animals whose ... Seguir leyendo

Formerly known as the Bois de Vincennes Zoological Park, Parc Zoologique de Paris underwent 27 months of refurbishment work before reopening in 2014. All animal habitats were grouped into five biozones, so as you travel through the park, you’ll be going from Europe to Madagascar, and Africa to Patagonia. There’s also an Amazon zone or AmaZone if you want to save time on pronunciation. In Africa, you can expect sightings of lions, giraffes, and zebras (in the same biozone, but unlu... Seguir leyendo

Formerly known as the Bois de Vincennes Zoological Park, Parc Zoologique de Paris underwent 27 months of refurbishment work before reopening in 2014. All animal habitats were grouped into five biozones, so as you travel through the park, you’ll be going from Europe to Madagascar, and Africa to Patagonia. There’s also an Amazon zone or AmaZone if you want to save time on pronunciation. In Africa, you can expect sightings of lions, giraffes, and zebras (in the same biozone, but unluckily for the lions, not in the same enclosure). Europe has wolves, lynxes, otters, the Amazon zone has jaguars, monkeys, and macaws, Patagonia has penguins, pumas, and pudus (and other animals whose names don’t begin with ‘p’).

And these are just some of the zones and a few of the animals. There are also birds, lizards, snakes, tarantulas, frogs, fish, and mammals big and small. Let’s just say that if you’re an animal lover, you’ll find plenty here to put a smile on your face. While you’re on your way here, keep an eye out for the Big Rock. This is a 65m-tall artificial mini-mountain, which is an iconic symbol of the Parc Zoologique de Paris!

Catching a glimpse of it means you’re nearing an encounter with wild animals – including giraffes, rhinos, ring-tailed lemurs, seals and young lions. These Parc Zoologique de Paris tickets put you right into the heart of an animal-centric adventure. Don’t forget your camera.