Zoo Opole

About

Zoo Opole, situated on the charming Bolko Island in the Oder River, is one of Poland’s oldest and most beloved zoos. Founded in 1930, it spans 20 hectares and hosts around 1,000 animals representing 240 species, from majestic giraffes and lions to playful lemurs and rare owls. Renowned for its conservation efforts, the zoo offers a variety of educational programs and breeding initiatives for endangered species. Visitors can enjoy daily animal feeding shows, a colorful aquatic exhibit, and interactive attractions such as the mini park linowy and VR cinema. With family‑friendly amenities, a kids’ playground, and a café serving local cuisine, Zoo Opole delivers an engaging natural adventure for guests of all ages.

Highlights

• Giraffe House
• Primates Enclosure
• Aquatic World
• Animal Feeding Shows

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Good to Know

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 4 hours

Tickets & pricing