The Budapest Zoo
& Bothanical Garden
ZOO (Fövárosi Állat- és Növénykert) XIV., Állatkerti út 6-12.

Some 500 mammals, almost 700 birds, 1,500 reptiles, fishes and arthropods, plus 1,500
plant species, living on an area of almost 11 hectares (of which 69 buildings take up 24.8
sq. m). One million adults and children visit the Budapest Zoo every year.  

The buildings with marks of Hungarian art nouveau and national Romantic,
Oriental-Hungarian styles are also worth seeing. The interiors of the recently restored
Elephant House are amazing, they are like a Muslim sanctuary. The adjoining 31 m high
minaret serves as a lookout. The Palm House, the largest tropical hall in Central and
Eastern Europe, was reopened in late 2000.
The Budapest Zoo is also a conservation and
research center with internationally recognised
breeding programs for endangered native and exotic
species.

Animals are shown according to region, e.g. African
Savannah, Arctic area, South American rain forest.
The large monkey population, the elephants, the
feeding shows, the aquarium, the petting zoo and the
playground are popular with children.

Contact details:
XIV, Állatkerti krt. 6-12.
T: +36.1.273.4900
web.zoobudapest.com (En, Hu)

Open:
All year, every day 9:00 am.
Closing time 4 - 7 pm,
depending on the season.

Ages: All ages

How to get there:
Metro (M1 yellow line), get off at
Széchenyi Fürdő.
Trolley: No. 72, 75, 79 (stop
Állatkerti út).
Bus: No. 4, 30, 20 (stop Hősök
tere).
MAP
A lovely park under conservation
order with remarkable trees,
shrubs and flower beds. An
oasis of calm in a busting city.

Farm in the metropolis - ancient
Hungarian livestock: swallow
bellied woolly pigs, bold necked
hens, spotted cattle, mudi dogs,
cikta sheep, hucul horse is
shown a peasant farm of period
buildings from the upper Tisza
region.

A 130 year old beautiful zoo -
listed art noveau and national
style buildings of the best
Hungarian architects of the
century.
pictures of the zoo garden
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The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden is one of the oldest zoos in the World. Opened in
1866, it has belonged to Budapest since 1912. The slogan is
"A zoo is a garden of life.
We can only protect what we know."
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