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Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w Płocku

Płock Zoo on the Vistula escarpment: from elephants and tapirs to Marta the alligator, who appeared in Hydrozagadka.

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Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w Płocku

On the Vistula escarpment in Płock, the zoo's history is rooted in learning through contact with nature. In 1919, teacher Maria Macieszyna was already campaigning for a nature garden for local schools. That project did not materialise, but after the war Tadeusz Borkowski returned to the idea of a collection open to residents. The zoo opened in 1951, initially displaying mainly native animals. Jan Żabiński, director of Warsaw Zoo, contributed to its design.

An exotic chapter of the garden's history has an unusual connection with books. During Operation Crocodile, Polish publications were collected for the Polish community in Argentina, while animals arrived in Płock. The arrival of Marta the alligator, later a screen star in Hydrozagadka, was linked to this initiative. Her biography gives the zoo a distinctive individual story.

Today's collection can be explored through different ways of life: from elephant and tapir trunks, through the tree-living adaptations of sloths and gibbons, to swimming penguins and the snow leopard's mountain equipment. Outdoor enclosures are complemented by pavilions housing reptiles, amphibians and fish. The zoo also participates in international zoological cooperation and breeding programmes for threatened species. Meeting an individual animal leads from its appearance to the environment it needs beyond the zoo.

Pro děti

An animal that appeared in a film lives at Płock Zoo. She is Marta the alligator, who played Herman the crocodile in Hydrozagadka. Her journey to Płock was connected with an unusual project: people collected books for Polish communities in Argentina, while animals came to the zoo.

The zoo itself opened in 1951, on the escarpment above the Vistula. Before that, teacher Maria Macieszyna had dreamed of somewhere pupils could discover nature up close. Later, Tadeusz Borkowski helped establish the zoo, initially with animals native to Poland.

Today a walk offers a chance to compare very different inhabitants. An elephant grasps with its trunk, a giraffe reaches for leaves, a sloth hangs beneath a branch and a penguin uses its wings underwater. Each has its own way of living. The zoo also helps protect threatened species by working with other zoos. Their wild homes, from mountains to forests and coasts, matter just as much as the animals themselves.

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January

1. ledna – 31. ledna

pondělí
09:00–16:00
úterý
09:00–16:00
středa
09:00–16:00
čtvrtek
09:00–16:00
pátek
09:00–16:00
sobota
09:00–16:00
neděle
09:00–16:00

February-March

1. února – 31. března

pondělí
09:00–17:00
úterý
09:00–17:00
středa
09:00–17:00
čtvrtek
09:00–17:00
pátek
09:00–17:00
sobota
09:00–17:00
neděle
09:00–17:00

April

1. dubna – 30. dubna

pondělí
09:00–18:00
úterý
09:00–18:00
středa
09:00–18:00
čtvrtek
09:00–18:00
pátek
09:00–18:00
sobota
09:00–18:00
neděle
09:00–18:00

May-August

1. května – 31. srpna

pondělí
09:00–19:00
úterý
09:00–19:00
středa
09:00–19:00
čtvrtek
09:00–19:00
pátek
09:00–19:00
sobota
09:00–19:00
neděle
09:00–19:00

September

1. září – 30. září

pondělí
09:00–18:00
úterý
09:00–18:00
středa
09:00–18:00
čtvrtek
09:00–18:00
pátek
09:00–18:00
sobota
09:00–18:00
neděle
09:00–18:00

October

1. října – 31. října

pondělí
09:00–17:00
úterý
09:00–17:00
středa
09:00–17:00
čtvrtek
09:00–17:00
pátek
09:00–17:00
sobota
09:00–17:00
neděle
09:00–17:00

November-December

1. listopadu – 31. prosince

pondělí
09:00–16:00
úterý
09:00–16:00
středa
09:00–16:00
čtvrtek
09:00–16:00
pátek
09:00–16:00
sobota
09:00–16:00
neděle
09:00–16:00

Open daily, including public holidays. The ticket office closes one hour before the zoo; pavilions and some displays close 30 minutes earlier. On Mondays the Herpetarium, including the Jungle, opens at 12:30. Animals receiving treatment, in quarantine or acclimatising may be off display.

Vstupenky

Individual admission

Standard
45,00 PLN
Reduced
35,00 PLN
Special
8,00 PLN

Prices from 1 April 2026. Single-entry tickets are valid for 30 days after purchase. Concessions require documentation. See the zoo website for group, annual, combined and resident tickets.

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  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuTematická trasaTen ways of livingFrom Marta’s film story through treetops and coastlines to cool forests and high mountains.Začít prohlídku
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  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuMalayan tapirBlack-and-white colouring and a short trunk distinguish this resident of wet Asian forests.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuRed pandaA red-furred mountain forest dweller uses its tail, claws and an extra wrist grip.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuHumboldt penguinA bird of the Peruvian and Chilean coasts turns its wings into underwater propulsion.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuMarta the alligatorMarta links the history of Płock Zoo with the film Hydrozagadka and an unusual exchange involving books and animals.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuNubian giraffeHeight, a patterned coat and a food-grasping tongue reveal a specialist leaf eater.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuAgile gibbonLong arms, family life and daytime activity in the canopy of Asian forests.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuSnow leopardA long tail, broad paws and thick fur equip this cat for life in rocky mountains.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny w PłockuAsian elephantThe trunk grasps, smells and sprays water, while females organise their lives around a family group.
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09-402 Płock
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A Braille guide can be borrowed free of charge; recordings about selected animals and routes are available on Tyflomapy.pl.

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