Zoo Linz
Linz, Austria
About Zoo Linz
Zoo Linz, also known as Tiergarten Linz, is located halfway up the Pöstlingberg hill, adjacent to the Urfahrwänd nature reserve, and offers visitors a stunning view of the city of Linz. The zoo is a scientifically managed, non-profit institution dedicated to the care and preservation of animal species, especially those threatened with extinction. Covering nearly 4 hectares, Zoo Linz is home to around 600 animals from approximately 100 different species, both exotic and native. Visitors can explore beautifully designed outdoor enclosures featuring animals such as meerkats, zebras, red pandas, antelopes, kangaroos, and parrots, as well as a modern tropical house for caimans, giant snakes, and monkeys. The zoo also features a 'House of Biodiversity' with many small exotic species, a petting area with dwarf goats, a rabbit tunnel, and an 'Alpine hut' with scenic views, making it a memorable experience for families.
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 Zoo Linz can park in designated parking areas near the zoo entrance. Parking is available for a fee, so it is recommended to bring change or check payment options in advance. Arriving early can help secure a spot, especially during weekends or holidays when the zoo is busiest.
Check the zoo's official website for the latest feeding times schedule.
- Zoo Linz is home to around 600 animals representing about 100 different species.
- The zoo covers nearly 4 hectares, offering a compact yet diverse animal experience.
- The modern tropical house provides a habitat for caimans, giant snakes, and monkeys.
- The 'House of Biodiversity' features unique species such as poison dart frogs, zebra finches, star tortoises, and tarantulas.
- There is a special petting area with dwarf goats and a rabbit tunnel that offers unique viewing opportunities for children.