Skip-the-Line Tickets to Faunia
Madrid
Skip-the-Line Tickets to Faunia
2 hours
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Head over to Madrid's beloved zoo, Faunia, which perfectly combines various ecosystems
With over 4,000 animals and 1,000 plants to check out, you won't have a boring moment
The park is divided into 15 ecosystems: the Poles, Amazon Jungle, African Rainforest, etc.
Visit flamingos and pelicans at the lake, pet farm animals, watch nocturnal animals snoozing, and more
Enjoy live shows with birds of prey and marine animals, and a 3D movie, Walking with Dinosaurs
Click <a target="_blank" href="https://cdn-imgix-open.headout.com/Meeting+Points/Screenshot+2021-01-04+at+12.54.01+PM.png">here</a> for the zoo map
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If you want to experience the Amazon jungles, the African rainforest, and the Mediterranean woodlands without leaving Madrid, head to the Faunia Nature Park. This zoo and botanical garden is spread across 14,000 square meters of lush ecosystems and themed areas, providing shelter to more than 4,000 animals of 700 species. Hang out with Komodo dragons, sea lions, penguins, West Indian manatees, and more. Find out intriguing facts (like did you know that adult Komodo dragons are cannibals?) as you walk through this nature-packed park. There are 15 special themed areas, letting you discover your preferred animal species. Pet animals at the farm, meet the buzzy buddies at the Beehive, watch nocturnal animals in snooze mode, and say G'day to the wallabies! There's so much to see and much to learn, so don't forget to bring the little ones along!
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Accessibility
- Faunia is wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
- Click here for the zoo map.
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