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About Barcelona Zoo
- Barcelona Zoo dates back to 1892 and it has grown to become one of the most popular family attractions in the city.
- Home to more than 2,000 animals from around 300 species, the zoo is set inside the Parc de la Ciutadella.
- It combines a wildlife experience with conservation and education and has a collection of animals from around the world, including primates, big cats, birds, reptiles and marine animals.
- The zoo is spread across a large green space, making it a good option if you want to spend a few hours away from Barcelona's busy streets.
- Barcelona Zoo is currently undergoing a major renovation, with new facilities being added and improvements made to others. The zoo remains open but some areas and facilities may be temporarily unavailable during the work.
Quick Information
- Address: Barcelona Zoo, Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona, 08003
- Opening Times: Daily from 10:00 with closing times varying depending on season.
- Nearest Metro: L4 Barceloneta and L1 Arc de Triomf.
- Nearest Renfe: Arc de Triomf and Estació de França.
- Suggested Visit Duration: 2-4 Hours.
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Is Barcelona Zoo Worth Visiting?
Barcelona Zoo is worth visiting because:
- Its an activity that all ages can enjoy, so its a good option for some family fun in Barcelona.
- The zoo is in the Parc de la Ciutadella, so its a good location for a half-day activity in the city.
- It is currently undergoing a renovation, so although it is still open, some areas may be restricted.
What You Can See At Barcelona Zoo
As a city zoo, it has a compact layout with paths that make it easy to explore at a relaxed pace and offers a wide range of animal habitats including:
- Primates, including gorillas and chimpanzees.
- Big cats such as lions and tigers.
- Exotic birds and flamingos.
- Reptile house.
- Aquatic and amphibian species.
- Farm and children’s areas.
More about Barcelona Zoo
Barcelona Zoo is over 100 years old and has grown into one of the city's most popular family-friendly attractions. It offers a good variety of animals to see, including both native and exotic species.
The zoo is in Barcelona's Parc de la Ciutadella, so it combines a green space in a central Barcelona location.
Zoo Highlights
- The Aviary - The dome is home to multiple bird species, both local and exotic. You can wander walkways, listen to the bird song and spot the residents as they sit in the trees or fly overhead.
- Primates - The zoo is home to chimpanzees, gorillas, and other playful monkeys.
- Aquatic Section - The aquatic section is home to Californian Sea Lions, Humboldt penguins and hundreds of fish, from colourful tropical fish to species found in Mediterranean waters.
- Big Cats - See lions, tigers, and leopards roaming their grounds.
- Elephants - The zoo has a herd of African bush elephants. You can learn about the challenges elephant populations are facing worldwide.
- Reptile House - The zone offers a glimpse into the world of reptiles, including crocodiles, poisen dart frogs and more.
- Children's Zoo - A space for education and fun with interactive experiences that connect children with farm animals such as goats, cows, sheep, pigs, horses, donkeys and even an a rare Catalan Donkey.
- Botanical Gardens - The zoo also has landscaped gardens with a variety of plants, flowers and trees.
Snowflake - Barcelona Zoo's Famous Albino Gorilla
Barcelona Zoo was once home to Snowflake, the world's only known albino gorilla. Born in Equatorial Guinea, Snowflake became one of the zoos most famous animals and an international symbol of the zoo before his death in 2003.
Useful Information About Barcelona Zoo
Barcelona Zoo Address:
- Barcelona Zoo, Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona, 08003
How to get to Barcelona Zoo:
- By Bus: D20, H14, H16, V21 and V27
- By Metro: The L4 line between Barceloneta and Ciutadella - Vila Olipica or L1 line between Marina and Arc de Triomf
- By Tram: Ciutadella - Vila Olimpica (T4)
- By Renfe: Arc de Triomf and Estacio de Franca
Barcelona Zoo Opening Hours
- Daily fro 10:00
- Closing tmes vary depending on time of year.
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Frequently asked questions
No - pets aren't allowed at the zoo to help ensure the safety and welfare of the animals that live there.
Yes, Barcelona Zoo has cafe's where food and drinks can be purchased.
Yes, Barcelona Zoo is accessible for wheelchair users with ramps and designated areas designed to accommodate wheelchair users.
Yes, there is parking available at Barcelona Zoo. However, please note during peak season the car park does get busy, so you could also consider using public transport to get there.
Yes. Booking tickets online in advance as it can save a lot of time.






