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Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w Warszawie

A zoo in Praga with a history reaching back to 1928, underwater animal views and traces of the work of Antonina and Jan Żabiński.

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Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w Warszawie

Warsaw Zoo opened in the Praga district on 11 March 1928. Its first director was Wenanty Burdziński, succeeded in 1929 by Jan Żabiński. Today's zoo brings together spacious enclosures, animal houses and places whose history reaches beyond animal breeding.

During the German occupation, Antonina and Jan Żabiński sheltered Jews fleeing persecution in the zoo grounds and their home. In 1965 they received the title Righteous Among the Nations. Their villa remains within the zoo, and the institution now bears their names. Following wartime destruction, the zoo reopened in 1949.

A walk today introduces animals with very different ways of life. A flamingo filters food from water, a giraffe selects leaves with a grasping tongue, and an elephant uses its trunk with surprising precision for such a large animal. The hippopotamus house offers an underwater view of Hugo. The new penguin enclosure, opened in June 2026, provides a similar opportunity through the glass of its pool.

The zoo's work includes breeding threatened species, research and education. It also runs the Bird Asylum and a CITES centre, helping animals in need of care. The animals seen during a visit belong to a wider effort to understand their needs, look after them and protect the environments they come from.

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At Warsaw Zoo, different animals show different ways to manage everyday tasks. A flamingo has a bill that works like a sieve, an elephant picks up food with its trunk, and a kangaroo moves in powerful hops. Penguins and the hippopotamus can also be watched through pool windows, revealing what water normally hides.

The zoo opened in 1928. It is named after Antonina and Jan Żabiński. During the war, they helped persecuted people by hiding them in the zoo grounds and their home. Their villa still stands in the garden. This place tells stories about animals and about people who helped others.

Today, keepers care for animals from different parts of the world. The zoo also runs a Bird Asylum where wild birds receive help. On a walk you will meet large plant-eating mammals, mountain cats and birds from African coasts. Each has different needs. We do not feed or disturb the animals: watching quietly gives them room to carry on with their own activities.

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    Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

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Otváracie hodiny

January-February

1. januára – 1. marca

pondelok
09:00–16:00
utorok
09:00–16:00
streda
09:00–16:00
štvrtok
09:00–16:00
piatok
09:00–16:00
sobota
09:00–16:00
nedeľa
09:00–16:00

March

1. marca – 31. marca

pondelok
09:00–17:00
utorok
09:00–17:00
streda
09:00–17:00
štvrtok
09:00–17:00
piatok
09:00–17:00
sobota
09:00–17:00
nedeľa
09:00–17:00

April

1. apríla – 30. apríla

pondelok
09:00–18:00
utorok
09:00–18:00
streda
09:00–18:00
štvrtok
09:00–18:00
piatok
09:00–18:00
sobota
09:00–18:00
nedeľa
09:00–18:00

May-August

1. mája – 31. augusta

pondelok
09:00–18:00
utorok
09:00–18:00
streda
09:00–18:00
štvrtok
09:00–18:00
piatok
09:00–18:00
sobota
09:00–19:00
nedeľa
09:00–19:00

September

1. septembra – 30. septembra

pondelok
09:00–18:00
utorok
09:00–18:00
streda
09:00–18:00
štvrtok
09:00–18:00
piatok
09:00–18:00
sobota
09:00–18:00
nedeľa
09:00–18:00

October

1. októbra – 31. októbra

pondelok
09:00–17:00
utorok
09:00–17:00
streda
09:00–17:00
štvrtok
09:00–17:00
piatok
09:00–17:00
sobota
09:00–17:00
nedeľa
09:00–17:00

November-December

1. novembra – 31. decembra

pondelok
09:00–16:00
utorok
09:00–16:00
streda
09:00–16:00
štvrtok
09:00–16:00
piatok
09:00–16:00
sobota
09:00–16:00
nedeľa
09:00–16:00

Open daily, including public holidays. From May to August, public-holiday hours are 09:00-19:00. Ticket offices and Visitor Services close one hour before the zoo, which is also the last admission time.

Vstupenky

October-March

Standard ticket
35,00 PLN
Standard with Karta Warszawiaka
30,00 PLN
Concession ticket
30,00 PLN
Concession with Karta Młodego Warszawiaka
25,00 PLN
Family ticket - per person
30,00 PLN

April-September

Standard ticket
45,00 PLN
Standard with Karta Warszawiaka
40,00 PLN
Concession ticket
35,00 PLN
Concession with Karta Młodego Warszawiaka
30,00 PLN
Family ticket - per person
35,00 PLN

Year-round tickets and entitlements

Personal annual standard pass
150,00 PLN
Personal annual concession pass
100,00 PLN
Annual pass for children under 3 and people over 75
12,00 PLN
Replacement annual pass
12,00 PLN
Children under 3 and people over 75
1,00 PLN
Group supervisor
1,00 PLN
Visitor with a disability and one adult carer
0,00 PLN
Retirees and pensioners - first Tuesday of the month
0,00 PLN
Children under 12 on Children’s Day
0,00 PLN

Prices effective from 1 April 2026. Concessions require valid identification. Family tickets: at least 3 people, no more than 2 adults and children up to 16; price per person. Online purchases may include an operator fee. Personal annual passes are available at Visitor Services. Tickets cannot be returned or exchanged.

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  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieTematická trasaMain route: ten ways of livingFrom a flamingo's filtering bill to a snow leopard's mountain paws: animal ways of feeding, moving and caring for young.Začať prehliadku
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  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieSnow leopardA mountain cat with broad paws, a long tail and fur that blends into rocky surroundings.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieAfrican lionA big cat whose pride is connected by shared hunting, care and calls.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieAfrican elephantA precise trunk, cooling ears and a life shaped by family bonds.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieAfrican penguinA bird of African shores, with underwater views through the glass of its new pool.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieRed kangarooAn Australian plant-eater with powerful hind legs and a pouch where its young develop.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieChilean flamingoPink feathers, a filtering bill and the social life of a South American bird.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieManed wolfA long-legged South American canid that combines hunting with a taste for fruit.
  • Ilustracja Miejski Ogród Zoologiczny im. Antoniny i Jana Żabińskich w WarszawieRothschild's giraffeThe tallest land mammal reaches for leaves with a grasping tongue and chews its food again.
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All three entrances accommodate wheelchairs. Steeper slopes occur near the elephants and the entrance by Gdański Bridge. Pavilions have access provisions, but the amphibian section of the reptile house is not wheelchair accessible. Aquariums may be dark, and animals may make sudden loud sounds.

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