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Zwei Erzloris auf einem Ast

Off to the new jungle world

Discover diversity 365 days a year

 

Off on an adventure!

Discover the impressive diversity of more than 500 animal species from all five continents at Munich Zoo. At Hellabrunn, there are only a few meters between the African savannah and the cold ice desert of the polar world. Learn why nature conservation and species protection are important, how we can protect the habitats of our animals and experience the diversity of life 365 days a year.

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Important note

Please note:

From Saturday, September 19, through Sunday, October 4, the U3 and U6 subway lines will once again operate on their regular routes during Oktoberfest—without any construction-related restrictions.

This means that Hellabrunn Zoo can once again be reached directly via the U3 as usual at the “Thalkirchen (Tierpark)” stop.

In addition, bus 52 runs from Sendlinger Tor to the Alemannenstraße / Tierpark stop, and tram 25 (departing every 5–10 minutes) goes to the “Tiroler Platz” stop in the Harlaching neighborhood, which is just a short walk from the zoo.

Information for visitors to Hellabrunn!

For animal management reasons, the shared enclosure for the Pied Tamarin and Southern Three-Banded Armadillo in the ‘House of the Little Monkeys’ will remain unoccupied until, in all likelihood, Monday. The other animal enclosures are not affected by this and remain occupied.

Current construction projects

Hellabrunn - The Munich Zoo prepares for the future and is getting even more beautiful! However, this is not possiblle without occasional construction sites and subsequent restrictions. We are keen to inform you about current refurbishing activities on the monitors at our entrances. You can also check the appropriate subpage (German only).

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Eine Luftbildaufnahme von Hellabrunn.
First geozoo in the world

Since 1928, the animals at Hellabrunn have lived according to continents

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zoo map
Ein Balistar sitzt auf einem Ast zwischen Blättern.
Your donation goes down well with us
Eine Gruppe von Humboldtpinguinen steht auf einem Stein.
Together for the protection of species

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