News from Hellabrunn

Hellabrunn Zoo is pleased to announce the recent birth of lynx triplets. The little ones, now six weeks old, are doing well.

Hellabrunn Zoo has taken an important step to maximise its impact in the global fight against extinction with the launch of a new conservation …

Grooming plays an important role in ensuring animals stay clean and healthy.

Following the successful screening by a team of inspectors from the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA) last year, Hellabrunn Zoo has been …

Last week Hellabrunn Zoo welcomed a special group of visitors: the Munich Police Dog Unit.

The Easter holidays mark the start of the busy season at Hellabrunn Zoo: the last of the winter gravel is swept from the paths, the meadows and trees …

Taking blood samples from wild animals can be a challenging task for the veterinary team at Hellabrunn Zoo. Most animals do not allow themselves to be …

The zoo takes the safety of its visitors and animal residents very seriously and ensures this through its long-standing partnership with the Munich …

Hellabrunn Zoo has been supporting the Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) for many years, helping to save endangered species in the FZS’s in-situ …