Leipzig Zoo: Skip The Line Ticket
About this experience
See the tigers in the Siberian tiger savannah. Watch the elephants cooling in the elephant temple, Ganesha Mandir.
Take a safari through the Kiwara Savannah, where giraffes, antelopes, zebras, and flamingos can be seen in their modelled habitat at Leipzig Zoological Garden.
Founded in 1878, Leipzig Zoo brings together animal species and plant life that can otherwise only be seen in the wild, with many species coming from outside the European continent.
Tour through the zoo's six adventure worlds and see 800 animal species. Visit Pongoland, the world's largest great ape enclosure.
At the southernmost tip of this South America-themed world, discover the coastal and water world of Tierra del Fuego, home to penguins, seals, seabirds, and southern pudus.
Walk through one of Europe’s longest underwater tunnels from the penguins to the sea lions. See animals through the 360° transparent acrylic tube. Learn about Californian sea lions during a commentary from the grandstand.
Know before you go
- Smartphone ticket
- Yes
- Wheelchair accessible
- Yes
- Meeting point
- 29 Pfaffendorfer Straße
What’s included
- Skip-the-line entry
- Access to The Founder's House
- Access to Pongoland
- Access to Gondwanaland
- Access to Africa
- Access to South America
- Access to Asia
- Access to Tierra del Fuego
HMBotel notes for choosing your ticket
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