Schönbrunn Zoo Skip-The-Line Ticket

Your visit Visit the world's oldest continuously operating zoo, covering 17 hectares and home to over 700 animal species. The collection includes endangered giant pandas and Siberian tigers, as well as tropical and Arctic animals. Schönbrunn Zoo presents habitats representing regions from around the world. What to expect Walk through various themed habitats and animal houses while observing wildlife from every continent.

See one of the few giant panda pairs outside China, view tropical ecosystems, and observe polar bears, seals, and penguins in enclosures designed to resemble their natural environments. Features: 700+ animal species: View a wide variety of wildlife, including giant pandas, Siberian tigers, orangutans, giraffes, zebras, anteaters, and many endangered species. Themed animal houses: Visit the multistorey rainforest, aquarium terrarium, and historic monkey house, each displaying specific ecosystems and animals. Arctic habitats: Stop by the Polarium and Polardom to observe polar bears, seals, and penguins in settings modeled after their native habitats.

Historic zoo: Founded in 1752 as the imperial menagerie of Emperor Franz I Stephan and Empress Maria Theresa, this is the world's oldest continuously operating zoo.