News from Hellabrunn

Hellabrunn Zoo is delighted with the positive feedback from its action weekend to raise awareness about climate, nature and species protection.

After weeks and months of planning for that one special moment, it was all over in a matter of seconds.

On 3 April 2022, the Hellabrunn Zoo team were finally able to breathe a sigh of relief: On this day, the last remaining coronavirus restrictions were …

Great joy at Hellabrunn: In early April, two Indian crested porcupines were born in the Munich zoo.

Tengmalm's owls have a striking appearance – a disproportionately large head with yellow eyes and a whitish-grey facial disc, a small stout body and …

Founded in 2017, BildungKlima-plus is an education network for raising awareness about climate protection in Germany.

On Thursday, 15 June, Hellabrunn Zoo hosted a reading event for Lesefüchse e.V., an association aimed at promoting reading among primary school …

Hellabrunn Zoo welcomed the birth of two elk calves in late May. The twins, a boy named Xantorin and a girl named Xyntia, underwent their first health …

Please follow the zoo rules! Visitors violating the rules have been a problem for the zoo, especially as they have been established to ensure the …

Tomorrow is World Bee Day. The event, which takes place on 20 May each year, aims to raise awareness of the threats to one of the hardest working …