Tiger resting on a log at Barcelona Zoo.
Orangutans climbing ropes and trees at Barcelona Zoo.
Hippos resting in water at Barcelona Zoo enclosure.
Giraffe at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.
Komodo dragon at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.
Dolphins swimming at Barcelona Aquarium.
Orangutan climbing trees at Barcelona Zoo.

Tickets to Barcelona Zoo

Barcelona
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Duration: 6 hours (approx.)

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Explore Barcelona Zoo in Ciutadella Park, where families can enjoy an educational day surrounded by over 400 species of mammals, reptiles, and birds, including rare and endangered animals. The zoo is organized into 11 distinct spaces like the Land of Dragons, which showcases Asian native animals. It also serves as a learning hub for school trips aimed at raising awareness about conservation and biodiversity.

The Barcelona Zoo is renowned as a biodiversity reserve offering visitors the chance to explore wildlife wonders.

With over 4,000 animals including birds, marine creatures, reptiles, and primates, The Land at this zoo provides an extensive range of species for guests to see.

Guests can venture through various habitats such as the Terrarium, Marmoset's Gallery, Aviary, and more within The Zoo in Barcelona.

Unique animals like the Komodo dragon, Java Sparrow, Nicobar Pigeon, and the Muntjac deer are among the rare species you'll find at this zoo.

Children can enjoy special activities including pony rides available at a dedicated children's zone during their visit to The Zoo.

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Tiger resting on a log at Barcelona Zoo.

Tiger resting on a log at Barcelona Zoo.

Your Experience

Situated within Ciutadella Park, Barcelona Zoo offers an ideal family day out experience in the heart of the city. Featuring over 400 diverse species—including mammals, reptiles, and birds—the zoo features both rare and endangered animals. Educational school trips are organized for students across various age groups to emphasize the significance of conserving biodiversity.

Spanning 11 unique zones, each dedicated to related animal species, Barcelona Zoo provides an engaging visit. The Land of Dragons highlights Asia Pacific fauna, particularly Komodo dragons. Meanwhile, at The Terrarium, guests can explore one of Europe's most extensive collections of amphibians and reptiles, featuring iguanas, poison dart frogs, boa constrictors, and pythons.

Inaugurated in 2006, the primate enclosure focuses exclusively on gorillas—primates closely related to humans. Aquarama, home to a colony of sea lions, features an impressive three-story circular tank holding two and a half million litres of water. The first floor also showcases species native to Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines.

Orangutans climbing ropes and trees at Barcelona Zoo.

Orangutans climbing ropes and trees at Barcelona Zoo.

Hippos resting in water at Barcelona Zoo enclosure.

Hippos resting in water at Barcelona Zoo enclosure.

Giraffe at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.

Giraffe at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.

What to bring

    To redeem your tickets, ensure they are printed out beforehand.

    Accessibility

    • The Zoo is accessible for guests with disabilities and reduced mobility. Wheelchairs can be rented on-site.
    • A discounted ticket option is available at the ticket office, which includes complimentary entry for an accompanying person or carer.
    • Guests should present their Official Disabled Person Card (33% or more) at the ticket counter to avail of reduced rates.

    The Zoo welcomes guide dogs as part of its accessibility features.

    Komodo dragon at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.

    Komodo dragon at Barcelona Zoo surrounded by greenery.

    Dolphins swimming at Barcelona Aquarium.

    Dolphins swimming at Barcelona Aquarium.

    Print out your tickets in advance for a smooth entry process at the Zoo.

    If you have accessibility needs, remember that wheelchairs are available to rent and reduced ticket prices include free access for an accompanying person or carer.

    Consider starting with attractions further away if planning multiple visits around Ciutadella Park to maximize your day.

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    FAQs

    Food and drinks are not included with your entry ticket. Visitors will need to arrange their own refreshments during their visit.
    Wheelchair rentals are available for guests with reduced mobility. Guide dogs are also allowed in the zoo.
    Yes, you can discover rare and unique species like the Komodo dragon, Muntjac deer, Java Sparrow, and Nicobar Pigeon during your visit.
    Guests can buy reduced-price tickets by presenting an Official Disabled Person Card (33% or higher) and receive free entry for one accompanying person/carer as well.
    The zoo has been divided into 11 distinct spaces. One such space is the Land of Dragons, which features animals native to Asia Pacific like Komodo dragons.
    Yes, there's a dedicated children's zone where kids can enjoy pony rides among other activities planned specifically for them.
    The zoo is home to over 4,000 animals including birds, marine creatures, reptiles, primates, and more.
    Yes, you must print out your tickets in order to redeem them at the zoo entrance.
    Your entry ticket grants access to explore various habitats such as the Land of Dragons, Terrarium, Marmoset's Gallery, Aviary, and more within the zoo.
    Make sure to print out your tickets before visiting, as they need to be presented at entry.
    The Zoo accommodates visitors with disabilities by providing wheelchair rentals and allowing guide dogs. Guests can also purchase a reduced ticket at the office, which includes free entry for an accompanying person or carer if they present an Official Disabled Person Card.
    The zoo frequently hosts school trips to educate students about wildlife conservation and biodiversity, making it an ideal location for learning experiences across all ages.
    Make sure to print out your tickets in advance as you'll need them upon entry. Additionally, consider bringing essentials like water and snacks since food is not included with admission.
    Yes, the zoo offers activities specifically designed for kids and features a children's zone where they can enjoy pony rides.
    Yes, you can discover unique animals such as the Muntjac deer, Java Sparrow, and Nicobar Pigeon among others during your visit.
    At the Barcelona Zoo, you'll find over 400 species including mammals, reptiles, and birds. Notable attractions include rare and endangered species like Komodo dragons.
    Your admission to the zoo covers entry into various exhibits but excludes food, drinks, hotel transfers, and transport services.
    The Barcelona Zoo is divided into 11 distinct spaces, each featuring related animal species for a unique experience.
    Indeed, the zoo has a dedicated children's zone where kids can have fun on pony rides as part of their visit.
    Explore diverse habitats such as the Land of Dragons and Terrarium. These spaces house specific species like Asian Pacific animals, including Komodo dragons.

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