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.
Spend a few hours or a full day at Prague Zoo in the Troja district, home to nearly 5,000 animals, large enclosures, indoor pavilions, restaurants, and family-friendly paths. This one-time entry ticket costs $15, skips the ticket line, is wheelchair accessible, and remains valid for one month.
“A great zoo with plenty to see, you can easily send a whole day here.”
Spend a full day at Prague Zoo in the Troja district with an online audio guide in eight languages. Learn how the zoo survived war and floods, follow pavilion stories, and use online and interactive maps to plan your route. Your admission ticket arrives by separate email, and you need internet access throughout the visit.
“Good quality, large zoo that was fun for my toddler and us”
Join a multilingual guide for a Vltava River cruise past Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, and the Dancing House. After a drink and biscuit on board, receive your zoo ticket and map, then explore 12 pavilions independently. A public transport ticket helps you return to central Prague.
“Tour guide was very nice and helpful. Loved the zoo, was massive and saw plenty of animals”
You’ll get hotel pickup, private transport, zoo admission, and about six hours to explore Prague Zoo independently. Walk 10 kilometers of routes across African, Indonesian, polar, forest, feline, reptile, and aquatic exhibits. Your driver sets a return time, while food and special animal encounters cost extra.
“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 castle, a cellar or a day out of the city.
