ZOO & AQUARIUM

Parc zoologique de Paris - Muséum national d’histoire naturelle

Croisement de l'avenue Daumesnil et de la route de la Ceinture du Lac - 75012 Paris Bois de Vincennes
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New in 2022: Sundays at the zoo from 27 March to 6 November 2022. Depending on the age of the participants, activities are offered every Sunday at the Paris Zoo: for babies (under 3 years old), Sundays at the zoo for children (3 to 6 years old), with the family (over 6 years old) or a sensory brunch with friends (over 16 years old). More information on https://www.parczoologiquedeparis.fr/fr/actualites/les-dimanches-au-zoo-3558
The Parc Zoologique de Paris: a whole world to explore.
The Parc Zoologique is open to visitors year round, offering you a unique opportunity to relax right on Paris’ doorstep as you explore over two miles of trails traversing five distinct biozones - Patagonia, Sahel-Sudan, Europe, Amazon-Guyana and Madagascar - across 14.5 hectares.
Over 1,000 animals are waiting just a stone’s throw from Porte Dorée metro station, representing a sample of 125 different species of wild fauna.
Observe rare and little known species: the mischievous bush dog, the adorable manatee, and the graceful European otter are all perfectly at ease in their habitat.
For your comfort, visitor facilities include a picnic area, two restaurants, buggy hire, and a gift shop where you can treat yourself.
The Parc Zoologique de Paris: a new breed of zoo.

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Réduction accordée à la personne handicapée sur présentation d'un justificatif et gratuité accordée à son accompagnateur.

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- Member in possession of a current ICOM/ICOMOS card and presentation of a current identity card
- Teacher preparing his free visit, on presentation of a proof of his establishment or his guided visit or a workshop on presentation of his reservation
- French or foreign journalist on presentation of the professional card (with validity date)
- Group leader of at least 20 people (all rates - excluding free admission) up to 1 per group (e.g. driver...)
- Staff of EAZA, AFDPZ and WAZA member institutions upon presentation of valid proof and identity document

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Free for under 3s from countries within the European Union with photographic ID

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Guided tours in French - Ticket for the park included :
Visit of 2 hours : adults €27 / children & young people €20
Visit of 1 hour and half : adults €25 / children & young people €18.50

Guided tours in Foreign Languages - Ticket for the park included :
Visit of 2 hours : €30
Visit of 1 hour and half : €28

Booking fee : €9 / on-site booking : €10 for everyone

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€20/adult (from 13 years old); €17/reduced rate (reduction pass, jobseeker...); €15/child (from 3 to 12 years old).

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Guided tour for groups : €165 + entry fee (reduced price or children price) /
Groups tour without a guide : reduced price + €15 of booking fee

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Nocturne on Thursdays from 17 June to 12 August 2021 from 7pm to 10pm (17 and 24 June) and from 7pm to 11.30pm (until 12 August).

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May to August: every day, 9.30am to 8.30pm. End of March to end of April, start of September to end of October: Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 6pm; Weekends, all school holidays and public holidays, 9.30am to 7.30pm. End of October to end of March (winter timetable): every day except Tuesday, 10am-5pm; open on Tuesdays during all school holidays and on public holidays.

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Interactive guide: smartphone app available on AppStore & GooglePlay.

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2 restaurants serving fast food for a quick bite to eat before carrying on your visit.

Handicap

Offer adapted to disabled people
Hearing impairment
Mental
Physical
Visual

- Physical disability: the Parc Zoologique de Paris is 100% accessible for visitors in wheelchairs. Reserved disabled parking spaces are close by. The number 46 bus stops right outside the site. The Parc has adapted toilets with grab rails and adapted sinks.
- Visual impairment: for blind visitors, the welcome area (ticket office, information point) as well as the building entrances and public toilets are equipped with audio speakers, and have guiding tactile elements on the ground. For partially-sighted visitors, information panels on the species are easy to read. Audio guides are also available at the reception desk. Signs are written in large font and at a reasonable reading height.
- Hearing impairment: the welcome area (ticket office, information point) is equipped with hearing loops. Visits in French Sign Language are organized. Fire alarm is accompanied by flashing lights in areas where a deaf or hard of hearing person may be alone, such as in toilets.
- Mental disability: guided tours and a wealth of illustrations providing an adapted discovery of the animals and vegetation. Pictograms are mostly used to simplify getting around. Staff are trained and/or educated.

For more information: click on the following link, then go to the 'Accessibility' tab.

https://audit.parisinfo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Guide-dAccessibilite-Parc-zoologique-de-Paris-Le-20_04_2022-a-08_55.pdf

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Address
Croisement de l'avenue Daumesnil et de la route de la Ceinture du Lac
75012 Paris
Public transportation
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46Parc Zoologique

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