Zoological Park All the useful information for getting to the Vincennes Zoo.

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The Paris Zoological Park is accessible via Avenue Daumesnil in Paris, France, and offers a wide variety of biodiversity.

Where is the Paris Zoological Park located?

Located in the Bois de Vincennes, the Paris Zoological Park is a haven of biodiversity in the heart of the city. The entrance is located at the intersection of Avenue Daumesnil and Route de Ceinture du Lac Daumesnil in the 12th arrondissement of Paris.

Opening hours

The park is open all year round, but the opening hours vary depending on the season. Here is a general overview:

  • Summer (May to August): 9:30 am - 8:30 pm
  • Winter (October to March): 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Please check the official website for the exact opening hours during your visit.

Entrance fees

The entrance fees for the Paris Zoological Park are as follows:

  • Adults: €22
  • Children (3 to 12 years old): €17
  • Free for children under 3 years old

To get to Passage du Grand-Cerf by public transport

To get to the park by public transport, several options are available to you:

Metro

Bus

Tram

Ideas for visits in the Zoological Park

Plan your visit by exploring the different routes through the park. Information panels are placed to guide you throughout the course.

Nearby points of interest

Enjoy your day exploring nearby attractions such as the Château de Vincennes and Lake Daumesnil. These sites offer a complementary experience to your visit to the zoo.

Practical Advice

Arrive early: to avoid crowds, plan your visit early in the morning. Avoid public holidays: Public holidays can be busier, so choose weekdays for a more peaceful experience. Picnicking allowed: Bring your picnic and enjoy the dedicated areas for a relaxing break.

Did you know?

The story of the park

The Paris Zoological Park, also known as the Vincennes Zoo, was inaugurated in 1934. After a major renovation in 2014, the zoo now offers a modern and environmentally friendly habitat for over 2,000 animals, focusing on conservation, education, and awareness.

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