One of Poland's oldest zoos, the Old Zoo dates to 1874 and still has some picturesque old pavilions, but most of the critters have been carted off to the New Zoo on the other side of the city, and the Old Zoo has largely been reshaped as a public park. There is, however, a modern Reptile House here, where you can watch Komodo dragons strutting their stuff, pythons slithering, and caimans splashing around. It's worth the admission price, and enjoyable to visit without the exhaustion and crowds of the New Zoo.
Opening Hours and Tickets
Admission to The Old Zoo is FREE.
The Old Zoo is open daily between the following hours:
November - February, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
March - October, 9:00 - 17:00
April - September, 9:00 - 19:00
Comments
Alliha Jonson
United Kingdom
Poland's oldest zoo is looking very attractive. I would love to see it because I really like to visit the zoo and all other natural places. The natural beauty always give me the peace and pleasant effects. Poland is an incredible place. I have visited it three years ago because of my office work and then I could not explore it properly. Now I will make a plan to go there soon.