COPENHAGEN ZOO
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About
Nestled in Frederiksberg and established in 1859, Copenhagen Zoo invites guests to encounter over 4,000 animals across immersive, geo-themed habitats. From the iconic Elephant House by Norman Foster to the breathtaking Arctic Ring, every visit supports global conservation efforts. With daily educational programs and world-class architecture, the zoo offers an unforgettable blend of discovery, sustainability, and wonder.
As Denmark’s premier wildlife destination drawing over 1.3 million visitors annually, Copenhagen Zoo stands at the forefront of conservation, scientific research, and experiential design. Guests traverse six continents in a single day, marveling at giant pandas in the award-winning Panda House by BIG, witnessing polar bears dive beneath the Arctic Ring and observing elephants in Foster & Partners’ luminous Elephant House. The zoo's dynamic programming includes engaging feeding shows, interactive Zoolab experiences, and children’s farm areas, ensuring meaningful connections and lasting memories. Beyond captivating architecture and family-friendly fun, visitors support vital biodiversity projects, from breeding endangered species to anti-poaching campaigns and habitat restoration across six continents. With accessibility at its heart, open year‑round and easily reached by public transport, Copenhagen Zoo offers an inspiring, educational day out that champions wildlife stewardship and urban discovery.