Paris Zoological Park (Parc Zoologique de Paris) Tours and Tickets

Tickets to the Paris Zoological Park are €22 for adults, €17 for kids aged 3–12, and free for children under 3 years old. Family tickets—two adults and two kids—are available for €68, and various other discounts are also offered. Visitors with disabilities and one companion are offered free entry.

Yes, the Paris Zoological Park is fully accessible for visitors with disabilities. The park is wheelchair-accessible, and additional services include loan of wheelchairs and wheeled walkers, as well as audio guides and Braille labels. Disabled visitors and a companion are eligible for free park admission. Service dogs are welcome, except in enclosures where there are free-flying birds.

Yes, there are several food options within the Paris Zoological Park. There’s the sit-down Zarafa restaurant, the Monument Café, and several snack kiosks and drink stations. There are also designated areas for picnicking if you’d prefer to bring lunch with you.

The Paris Zoological Park is home to around 3,000 animals across more than 250 different species. You can see giraffes, lions, rhinos, lemurs, sloths, macaws, seals, lynxes, otters, penguins, and many more, including plenty of reptiles and amphibians.

The park is huge, spanning 34.5 acres (14 hectares). Plan on taking a half-day to whizz through the Paris Zoological Park if you aim to see every exhibit. You can easily spend a whole day if attending a feeding session or educational activity, or if simply meandering slowly.

Yes, if you’re curious about animals—or have kids who are—the Paris Zoological Park is worth it. The zoo was remodeled in 2014, has many animals to see, and offers fun experiences, such as keeper talks and feeding sessions. However, if zoos aren’t your thing, then skip this one.