Barcelona Zoo Tours and Tickets

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Admission tickets for Barcelona Zoo cost €12.95 for children aged 3–12, €21.40 for people aged 13–64, and €10.50 for people aged 65 or more; children aged 2 or less go free. Travelers who can provide evidence of a degree of disability pay €5.65, while their companion goes free.

Barcelona Zoo is open seven days a week 365 days a year, but its opening hours vary according to the time of year. It opens at 10am and closes anywhere from 4:30pm to 8pm, depending on the season; on Christmas Day, it only opens for the morning.

The best way to reach Barcelona Zoo on public transportation depends on where you’re coming from. It’s a 5-minute walk from Ciutadella/Vila Olímpica metro station on Line 4, and a longer walk from Marina and Arc de Triomf on Line 1. Other options include the T4 tram to Ciutadella/Vila Olímpica.

Yes, you can bring your own food and drink to Barcelona Zoo and enjoy it in one of two dedicated picnic areas. There’s even recycling for your trash. The park also has a restaurant and two cafés serving a wide range of dishes including vegan options.

Yes, Barcelona Zoo is accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs—there’s even an adapted route through the children’s play area. Travelers with documentation showing a degree of disability enjoy discounted entry, while their companion goes free. Guide dogs are welcome, but be aware that they may make some animals nervous.