SCHÖNBRUNN ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN (TIERGARTEN)
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This zoological garden with its magnificent Baroque decor is one of Vienna's most popular attractions.
In the summer of 1752, Emperor Franz I, the husband of Maria Theresa, presented his guests with the newly built menagerie in his palace park. The zoo, with its magnificent Baroque décor, is the world's oldest surviving zoo and one of Vienna's most popular attractions. Today it is a modern zoo, concerned with biodiversity, committed to the protection of several endangered species, involved in the well-being of its tenants and in the educational dimension and awareness of the public, especially children. A baby panda was born in this zoo in 2007, as well as elephant calves and many other specimens. Among the latest births, those recorded among cheetahs, royal penguins, lynxes, reindeer, meerkats, white-nosed coatis ... In addition, the cheetah Afra has given birth to four adorable babies, there have been sextuplets in prairie dogs, and in September 2020, the first koala baby was born in Schönbrunn! Find out about the feeding times of the different species and enjoy some special moments of observation.
On the website you can find the feeding times for the different species. This way you can see your favorite species at best. Guided tours are organized with the caretakers, as well as night visits. Tip: Avoid going to Schönbrunn Zoo at the weekend.
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On a pas pu voir les ours polaires ni les jaguars, il faisait chaud et ils étaient donc à l'intérieur mais on ne peut pas les observer à l'intérieur.
Beaucoup de monde pendant le mois d'aout.
Si vous voulez faire un zoo, je pense que d'autres zoos sont meilleurs.
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Même en hiver c'est très sympa !