Tierpark Berlin: Close Encounter with Prehistoric Giants

Welcome to Berlin Zoo! Located in the heart of former East Berlin, not far from Alexanderplatz, Berlin Zoo covers an area of ​​160 hectares and is the largest zoo in Europe! Here, animals from all over the world live in a unique park landscape surrounded by the historic Friedrichsfelde Castle. You can save time and money by purchasing your tickets online. The zoo is actively committed to species conservation. With one million species currently threatened with extinction, Berlin Zoo is actively contributing to animals and wild habitats around the world through its species conservation programs. For example, you can meet Pelangi, the Javan leopard, and the two young Rothschild giraffes Berti and Emily, who have just been named. In addition, there are the endangered Somali wild asses and the cubs of the crested macaque, who have a great mission. The protection of prehistoric giants, dinosaurs, is also an important task for the zoo. Donations through the dinosaur sponsorship will go directly to the "Berlin World Wildlife" species conservation program to support the protection of endangered animals and their habitats around the world. The zoo is now looking for volunteers and welcomes you to join the volunteer activities and make a valuable contribution to society and nature.