Zoo Łączna
Ró?ana, Poland
About Zoo Łączna
Zoo ??czna is a unique zoo located in ??czna near Mieroszów, Poland. It was founded by Aleksander Nowaczyk and his son Marcin, who started with common species and expanded to exotic animals. The zoo received its official status in 2012 and has since developed rapidly, introducing species like tigers, kangaroos, and various monkeys. It is known for being the only mountain zoo in Poland and offers visitors a chance to experience nature closely with animals from around the world.
The zoo also features a special area dedicated to lemurs and polar wolves, making it a distinctive attraction in the region.
Visitors can park in the designated parking area near the entrance of the zoo. Parking is paid, so be sure to bring cash as payment options may be limited. It's advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a good parking spot.
- Tickets can only be purchased at the zoo entrance without prior reservation.
- Preferred payment method is cash due to poor card terminal coverage.
- The zoo has a picnic area where visitors can enjoy meals outdoors.
- Check the opening hours as they vary on weekends and weekdays.
- Plan your visit during the summer months to enjoy the additional attractions.
- Home to the only group of polar wolves in Poland.
- Collaborates with Lemur Rescue Center and ONG RENIALA Foundation in Madagascar to protect lemurs.
- Offers a unique mountain setting for visitors to enjoy nature and wildlife.
- Visitors can go sledding in winter, a rare feature for a zoo.
- Allows picnics and bonfires on the zoo grounds, enhancing the outdoor experience.