The Dortmund Zoo, in full Zoologischer Garten der Stadt Dortmund, is the zoo of the German city of Dortmund which was opened on 1958. The zoo is home to around 1500 animals from around 240 species. Zoo Dortmund is best known for the large collection of South American animal species. The Dortmund Zoo is segmented according to the so-called "Geozoo" principle, where animal species from the same part of the world are kept in the same part of the zoo. Animal species from all continents are represented at the Dortmund Zoo, even though its focus is on South America.
Nature & Natural History Garden & Park Zoo
Mergelteichstraße 80, Dortmund
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Dortmund Zoo, located in Dortmund, Germany, offers visitors a pleasant experience with a variety of animals and habitats. The zoo houses a diverse collection of species, including big cats, primates, and birds. Many visitors appreciate the spacious enclosures and the overall cleanliness of the facility. The zoo's efforts in conservation and education are also noted positively.
However, some areas for improvement have been mentioned by visitors. The zoo's size is considered moderate, which means it may not take a full day to explore for some guests. Some exhibits and infrastructure could benefit from modernization. Visitors have also noted that food options within the zoo can be limited and relatively expensive.
The zoo offers special attractions like feeding sessions and keeper talks, which are generally well-received. The layout is mostly flat and wheelchair-friendly, making it accessible for most visitors. While not the largest or most spectacular zoo, Dortmund Zoo provides a solid, educational experience for families and animal enthusiasts.
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