Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w Toruniu

Toruń, kujawsko-pomorskie

Ogród Zoobotaniczny w Toruniu

Historic trees, animal enclosures, an aviary and a reptile house share a garden in Toruń’s Bydgoskie Przedmieście district.

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Ogród Zoobotaniczny w Toruniu

Toruń Zoobotanical Garden grew out of an earlier botanical garden. In 1797 the physician Johann Gottlieb Schultz bought the estate, managed its trees and brought in plants from different parts of Europe. Paths, bridges and pavilions formed a romantic park. Schultz left the property to Toruń’s secondary school for educational use; after his death in 1827, he was buried in the garden.

The animal collection began to develop in 1965. Enclosures and aviaries appeared over the following decades, and the garden opened to a wider public. Today, a walk leads between old trees, outdoor animal displays and indoor pavilions. The aviary, opened in 2002, combines exotic birds with greenery, while the reptile house occupies the Laegner Villa.

Red pandas, fishing cats, Mishmi takins and lemurs illustrate different ways of life: climbing, hunting in water, moving between mountain habitats and living in groups. The garden provides nature education and became a full member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria in 2009. Here, visitors can explore nature at two scales: the small details of an animal’s body and a park landscape with more than two centuries of history.

Pro děti

In this garden, animals live among trees with a long history. More than two hundred years ago, a doctor named Johann Gottlieb Schultz developed a garden of plants here. He wanted it to support learning, so he left it to a school in Toruń. The animal collection began to grow much later, in 1965.

Today you can meet red pandas, fishing cats, lemurs and takins. Some animals are excellent climbers; others swim or travel through mountains. Exotic birds live in the aviary, while the reptile house introduces another group of animals. Old trees are as much a part of the garden as its residents.

A walk is a chance to compare tails, paws, beaks and shells. Each helps an animal deal with its surroundings. Watch quietly from the paths, without frightening the animals or feeding them food you have brought along.

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Winter

16. října – 1. března

pondělí
10:00–16:00
úterý
10:00–16:00
středa
10:00–16:00
čtvrtek
10:00–16:00
pátek
10:00–16:00
sobota
10:00–16:00
neděle
10:00–16:00

1-15 March

1. března – 15. března

pondělí
10:00–16:00
úterý
10:00–16:00
středa
10:00–16:00
čtvrtek
10:00–16:00
pátek
10:00–16:00
sobota
10:00–17:00
neděle
10:00–17:00

Spring

16. března – 30. dubna

pondělí
10:00–18:00
úterý
10:00–18:00
středa
10:00–18:00
čtvrtek
10:00–18:00
pátek
10:00–18:00
sobota
10:00–18:00
neděle
10:00–18:00

Summer

1. května – 31. srpna

pondělí
10:00–19:00
úterý
10:00–19:00
středa
10:00–19:00
čtvrtek
10:00–19:00
pátek
10:00–19:00
sobota
10:00–19:00
neděle
10:00–19:00

Early autumn

1. září – 15. října

pondělí
10:00–18:00
úterý
10:00–18:00
středa
10:00–18:00
čtvrtek
10:00–18:00
pátek
10:00–18:00
sobota
10:00–18:00
neděle
10:00–18:00

The garden opens daily, including public holidays. Aviary: May-August 10:00-18:00; 16 March-30 April and 1 September-15 October 10:00-17:30; 16 October-15 March 10:00-15:30, except weekends on 1-15 March: 10:00-16:30. The ticket office closes 30 minutes before the garden closes.

Vstupenky

Admission: April-October 2026

Standard
27,00 PLN
Reduced
20,00 PLN
Special
2,00 PLN

Prices apply from 1 April to 31 October 2026. Pay at the ticket office by cash or card. See the garden tariff for full concession eligibility.

Trasy (1)
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuTematická trasaTen ways of lifeFrom red panda to takin: trees, wetlands, underground shelters and mountain journeys.Začít prohlídku
Exponáty a body (10)
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuMishmi takinA sturdy Himalayan animal that changes altitude and herd size with the seasons.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuEurasian lynxA long-legged cat with a short tail, facial ruff and black ear tufts.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuHimalayan monalA mountain pheasant whose male has metallic plumage and whose bill digs for food.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuLinnaeus’s two-toed slothA nocturnal South American canopy dweller with a very slow metabolism.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuFishing catA wetland cat that hunts fish from the bank and in the water.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuVictoria crowned pigeonA large New Guinean pigeon with a lacy crest and red eyes.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuRed pandaA reddish resident of mountain forests whose life revolves around branches and bamboo.
  • Ilustracja wejścia do Ogrodu Zoobotanicznego w ToruniuMeerkatAn African plains mammal whose group relies on underground shelters and alert sentries.
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Kontakt

Adresa

ul. Bydgoska 7
87-100 Toruń
Jak se sem dostat

Main entrance from Bydgoska Street. Access from Rybaki Street for visitors with access needs requires advance telephone contact.

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Přístupnost

Entrance steps and ramps still require adaptation. Access from Rybaki Street can be arranged by telephone. An accessible toilet is available April-October; outside this season, aviary staff provide access to the toilet in the administration building. The ticket office has a hearing loop. Audio information, Braille and YourWay are available in the garden. Assistance dogs are permitted except in the Herpetarium and Aviary. There is no visitor car park; visitors with access needs may arrange use of staff parking.

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