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What countries have the best zoos?

50 Best Zoos in the World
  • 1 – San Diego Zoo, USA. ...
  • 2 – Singapore Zoo, Singapore. ...
  • 3 – Loro Parque, Spain. ...
  • 4 – St. ...
  • 5 – Henry Doorly Zoo, USA. ...
  • 6 – Rotterdam Zoo, Netherlands. ...
  • 7 – Australia Zoo, Australia. ...
  • 8 – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, USA.




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Naming 275 zoos and aquariums in total, the awards call the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska, the world's best. The San Diego Zoo in California comes in second place. Monterey, California's Monterey Bay Aquarium tops the list of world aquariums.

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The Tierpark in the Berlin district Lichtenberg is the largest zoo in Europe. It is best to plan a whole day for your visit. Over 8,000 animals live on an area of 160 hectares and there are about 650 different animal species in total - from the Malaysian bear to polar bears.

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50 Best Zoos in the World
  • 1 – San Diego Zoo, USA.
  • 2 – Singapore Zoo, Singapore.
  • 3 – Loro Parque, Spain.
  • 4 – St. Louis Zoo, USA.
  • 5 – Henry Doorly Zoo, USA.
  • 6 – Rotterdam Zoo, Netherlands.
  • 7 – Australia Zoo, Australia.
  • 8 – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, USA.


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2: Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden - Cincinnati, Ohio.

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The distinction of being the oldest zoo in Europe has, in the end, fallen to Vienna's Tiergarten Schönbrunn, which was founded in 1752 – also by the Habsburgs, and also as a menagerie. Prague, lagging behind most other European capitals, did not get its own zoological garden until 1931.

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As there are estimated to be around 2,000 zoos in Europe, this figure can be extrapolated to an estimate of as many as 10,000 large mammals killed each year in European zoos alone.

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According to the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA), there are over 10,000 zoos worldwide.

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There are, according to the American Zoo and Aquarium Association, over 10,000 zoos around the world, so while travelling, the opportunities to visit one are innumerable. Whether as an adult or a child, most people love zoos.

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What Are Some Alternatives to Zoos for Seeing Wildlife?
  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. ...
  • Bird Observatory Center. ...
  • Farm Animal Sanctuary. ...
  • Explore a River Nearby. ...
  • Visit an Eco Park. ...
  • Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality.


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