Taronga Zoo

The Taronga Zoo has been in Sydney since 1916. Translated into our language, the name of the zoo sounds like "Beautiful view". Nowadays, the park's territory covers an area of 30 hectares and is divided into eight main thematic parts.

Taronga is one of the largest zoos in the world, where more than 3,000 animals have found their homes, among which there are quite rare specimens that are on the verge of extinction in the natural environment. A wonderful addition to the zoo is its convenient location, as well as spectacular landscapes.

The zoo is home to representatives of the animal world, both Australia itself and other continents. Among the variety of animals here you can meet huge African elephants, predatory lions, giraffes, as well as tigers, pandas, many amphibians, birds and many others. The zoo has selected the appropriate conditions for each animal.

From time to time, a wide variety of performances are organized on the territory of the Taronga Zoo, in which various birds and animals participate. Visitors especially enjoy the sea lion show. These trained seals show the public amazing acrobatic tricks, making them admire. The show of parrots and other Australian birds is very striking.

The Taronga Zoo in Sydney is a great place to relax, both for citizens and guests of the capital. In addition, various scientific works are constantly being carried out in the park, during which a detailed study of the most diverse representatives of the animal world is underway. A whole team of scientists is conducting many experiments to increase the population of various animal species, which gives a good result. Every year, newborn quadrupeds are born at the zoo, which delight both visitors and scientists.

You can enter the territory of Taronga Zoo every day, including on weekends and holidays from morning to evening.

You can get to the zoo by car or by ferry.