Belgrade Zoo
With Belgrade Card
Offer
With Belgrade Card the ticket price for adult is RSD350 instead of RSD550; Children RSD250 instead of RSD350
Belgrade Zoo, also known as Beo Zoo or Garden of Good Hope, is located in Kalemegdan Park, downtown Belgrade, Serbia. Founded in 1936, it is considered to be one of the oldest public zoos in southeastern Europe, the biggest zoo in the country, and one of the most visited tourist attractions in Belgrade.
In Belgrade Zoo, you can meet more than 1100 fascinating animals and travel between the continents in just one day. Don’t miss the penguins, elephants, giraffes, monkeys, and Australian pavilion.
Get familiar with albino animals such as white lions, tigers, and white buffalo. Experience unforgettable close encounters with alpacas, small goats, rabbits, etc. The children’s zoo features a combination of domesticated animals and some wild species that are tame enough to touch and feed.
Throughout its history, the zoo has had several residents, well known for their scientific importance or as beloveds by the public. For instance, Sammy, the first of the large chimpanzees at the zoo, escaped twice and wandered throughout Belgrade’s downtown streets. Gabi, a German shepherd, saved her partner, a night guard, from an escaped jaguar. Though she was seriously wounded during her fight with the feline, she recovered to continue her night guard duty. Muja, the world’s oldest living American alligator, was transferred to Belgrade as an adult from a zoo in Germany in 1937.
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Bus: 5A, 24, 26, 79
Tram: 11
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