Czechia · ZOOS
Good zoo visits fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Use this one-time Prague Zoo entry ticket to bypass the ticket line and explore nearly 5,000 animals in the Troja district. Plan at least four to five hours for the large, hilly grounds, with food stops, toilets, indoor viewing areas, and family-friendly exhibits along the way.
“it was very good lots to see and good value for money”
Spend a full day at Prague Zoo in the Troja district with an online audio guide in eight languages. Follow zoo history, pavilion stories, an online map, and an interactive map at your own pace. Your entry ticket arrives by separate email, and internet access is required throughout.
“A really big Zoo. If you want to visit you actually need to use a whole day there to see everything. The enclosures were pretty great and everything was clean, coming from an animal caretaker from Germany. I was fascinated by the numbers of different animals that are living there and must say that this is the prettiest Zoo I’ve ever visited.”
Spend about seven hours combining a Vltava River cruise with Prague Zoo. Your guide points out Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, and Dancing House, then gives you a zoo ticket, map, snack, drink, and return transport ticket. Guides speak six languages.
“Yours guide was amazing! We really enjoyed his company!”
You get Prague Zoo admission plus private round-trip transport for up to seven people. A driver collects you at 9:00 am, leaves you to explore the 60-hectare zoo, then returns at an agreed time. Expect long walks, animal habitats, and no guided zoo tour.
“Taxi arranged there and back to the zoo. Guide left us to wander around on our own which was great. But advised us when to be back for the taxi. You will do lots of walking at the zoo. Make sure you have good walking shoes.”
Pick a hill, a river, a cellar or a coach.
