It looks like a farm, but instead of chickens and pigs, they have tigers, lions, pumas and bears. Avoid it if it is raining, and also the day after heavy rain, there is mood everywhere. I'll rank it as 4 stars mainly because it is a unique experience, you cannot be disappointed since the zoo itself cannot be compared to... More

I really liked to go to Zoo Lujan, but I tought the price was a little bit salty and the place is not really clean. But it worth the tour, because is one place that you can touch the animals, as tigers and lions, and the animal babies are very cute and you can give milk to then. There is... More

If like me you've always wanted to pet a lion and/or tiger you will probably enjoy this experience. Having milk licked off my hand by a big cat and being able to hold a 1 month old tiger cub was amazing! Of course, in an ideal world the big cats would roam free in the plains and not be in... More

We visited the Zoo in Lujan 3 weeks ago, its a great place to pass the day. We had lunch in the restaurant, asado very tasty, great selection of wines. The zoo is so different to any other I've seen in all my travels. We had a camel ride, touched bears, tigers, lions, elephants and parrots. There are classic cars,... More

To have been able to pet a white tiger was a dream come true for me. I've loved them since I saw the tiger on the cover of my science book in high school. That experience definitely made up for the negative things we encountered at that zoo. With the exception of one member of the staff in the other... More

My wife and I were able to see some absolutely amazing things on our honeymoon, but our pictures from Zoo Lujan typically generate the best responses from our friends and family. We're petting and feeding full-sized lions and tigers, after all! I had some trepidation about going to Zoo Lujan because of rumors of sedation and other issues like that,... More

Walk with the animals, talk with the animals, worry about the animals. Normally avoid zoos and stick to wildlife parks and nature reserves but went to Lujan purely on recommendation. It's not every day you get the opportunity to touch an adult lion, hold a cub and feed milk to a young tiger. However some of life's opportunities come at... More

I love animals, so when I heard about this zoo I HAD to go. It's a decent price for what you get - a day spent petting wild animals. They DON'T accept credit card, and the public buses that run to and from Buenos Aires ONLY take the SUBE card, so make sure you have one if that's how you... More

When I got there I was a little concerned about the huge lines we have to wait to enter each cage. In the end, it was worth it. The lions and tigers were very sleepy, and people sprinkle milk on their paws so they'll be liking them on the pictures. We had to wait for about 1h to go into... More