Amneville Zoo
France, Amneville
About Amneville Zoo
Amnéville Zoo, located near Metz in France, is recognized as one of the top five most visited zoos in the country. Spanning 18 hectares, the zoo is home to over 2,000 animals representing species from five continents. Since its opening, the zoo has become renowned for its immersive visitor experiences, including animal feedings and close encounters with species such as brown bears, polar bears, giraffes, and penguins. The park is designed to offer a diverse and engaging journey, with well-maintained paths and a variety of animal habitats, making it suitable for both children and adults. Visitors can expect daily animal enrichment activities, educational presentations, and a range of dining options throughout the year.
health and well-being.
It includes giving animals proper food, clean living spaces, medical care, and treating them with respect.
These standards help make sure animals live safe, healthy, and stress-free lives.
Visitors to Amnéville Zoo can park their vehicles in the large parking area located directly adjacent to the zoo entrance. Parking is available for a fee, so be sure to bring change or a payment card. Arriving early is recommended during weekends and holidays, as the parking lot can fill up quickly. Clear signage will guide you from the main road to the designated parking zones, making access straightforward for first-time visitors.
Check the zoo's official website for the latest feeding times schedule.
- Amnéville Zoo houses over 2,000 animals from five continents within its 18-hectare grounds.
- It is ranked among the top five most visited zoos in France.
- The zoo participates in 80 European Endangered Species Programmes (EEP), contributing to species conservation.
- Visitors can experience unique animal feeding sessions with species such as brown bears, polar bears, giraffes, and penguins.
- The zoo features immersive areas like a mini farm where children can approach and interact with certain animals.
Paid Experiences
Nourrissage privilège ours bruns
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Enjoy a privileged feeding experience with the brown bears, getting up close to these magnificent animals.
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You will participate in the feeding of the brown bears, learning about their habits and diet from a knowledgeable guide.
Nourrissage privilège ours polaires
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Experience the thrill of feeding polar bears, one of the most iconic species of the Arctic.
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Join the zookeepers in feeding the polar bears and gain insights into their care and conservation.
Nourrissage privilège rapaces
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Get an exclusive chance to feed birds of prey, witnessing their incredible hunting skills up close.
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Participate in the feeding session of the birds of prey, learning about their species and behaviors from an expert.
Nourrissage privilège manchots
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Engage in a unique feeding experience with penguins, one of the most beloved animals at the zoo.
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Join the zookeepers to feed the penguins and learn about their habitat and conservation efforts.
Nourrissage privilège girafes
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Feed the giraffes and enjoy a close encounter with these gentle giants in a unique setting.
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You will have the opportunity to feed the giraffes while learning about their diet and behavior from a guide.
Soigneur d’un jour Été Adulte
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Become a zookeeper for a day and experience the daily life of animal care and conservation.
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Spend a day assisting zookeepers with animal care, feeding, and learning about the animals' needs and habitats.
Soigneur d’un jour hiver junior
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A special winter program for junior zookeepers to learn about animal care in colder months.
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Junior participants will assist in the care of animals during winter, learning about their adaptations and needs.
Soigneur d’un jour Été Enfant
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A fun summer experience for children to learn about being a zookeeper and caring for animals.
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Children will engage in hands-on activities with animals, learning about their care and habitats.
Photos are illustrative and do not depict the actual experience or animals at this zoo. We do our best to keep experience details accurate, but always check with the zoo directly for the latest information.