Visited the zoo as family but not babies or teens, grown up Sister and Mum. Took us ages to get here due to a landslide in a train tunnel so we abandoned a visit to Barcelona for the zoo since we had been stuck on a train for 3 hours at this point. Easy to find from arc de triomph station. Reasonable price to get in due to it's size, I liked the amount of wild litte egrets flying about and several varieties of parakeet! At one point we saw a sacret Ibis wandering about but I'm sure this had escaped the aviary. Good variety of animals with what appear to be good sized enclosures and enrichments. At one point they did close a section of the zoo off due to a problem with a Rhino. It was open again by the time we walked the other way round but we didn't see the Rhino at all. Great zoo in a beautiful park

Set out over quite an area, Animals seemed well cared for , however alot off the cages needed updating. The animals looked bored and not stimulated. Tigers enclosure especially needed a good upgrade. Won’t be going again

Amazing!! So much to see & also such a beautiful lay out, value for money totally recommend ! Worked out at 16 euro each cannot complain took us 2.5 hours to get around

A visit to the zoo today was extremely fun! There was a range of animals to see and it was a wonderful experience to see them. Unfortunately many of the cafes within the grounds were closed however the gift shops were open and had some wonderful gift options for all ages. The weather was not the best today with it being cloudy, therefore it may not have seemed as good as it could be. Overall, it was still fun to see the animals especially the Giraffes 🦒

We visited for the day and had a great time. The zoo is really nice and the animal exhibits are really good. The gorilla enclosure is a highlight. The only negative being many of the cafes were closed meaning it can be a struggle on a hot day when your looking for a drink.

The enclosures need to be bigger for the animals, but apart from that, going the time of year which we did, it was very quiet, which was a change to the normal hustle and bustle of the zoo. Good insight to seeing the animals are there was no one there, down side was there wasn’t any big cats in any of the enclosures. But again it might have been too cold for them to be out. Would definitely go again to see the improvements of the enclosures which they have signs saying there improving

We purchased tickets to the zoo as part of the Barcelona Family Card. We spent about 2-3 hours here as there were so many animals to see. The walking trails were partly paved and partly mud. It had just rained, but didn't ruin our day. The signs were in 3 languages for the most part. Plenty of WC around the park.

The zoo is bigger than you think and easy to get turned around in, but there are maps throughout to help you. I would recommend downloading the zoo map before arriving though. There are lots of different animals to see, some quite up close. Some were in smaller enclosures than we liked, but I understand that they are undergoing renovations to improve that. We visited on a Sunday afternoon so it was fairly crowded. I would recommend avoiding the weekends if your schedule allows to avoid the bigger crowds. We were there on a very hot day, but there are very few shady places to get a respite from the sun and these were typically filled with people, so you really feel the heat after a while. Unfortunately many of the restaurants and snack areas were also closed, but we found a vending machine to get some water. I strongly recommend bringing in your own water and coming earlier in the day when it would not be as hot.

Much nicer than anticipated, we were offered seniors rate with no proof needed approx €10 we are from canada. Entrance ladies very nice and speak English. Having been to all the great zoos of the world including Singapore, London and San Diego many times this stood up well. Lots of enrichment for the animals, very clean and green plenty of shade. Birds and insects well displayed out feet hurt so we left without seeing fish, dolphins and big cats. Glad I went lots of happy children to watch while we rested

Been many times to the zoo having lived in the city for the last 11 years. Instead of improving I feel that it has gone backwards. Many areas no longer exist or are now closed to the public. The 7pm closing is a little deceiving in that many of the animals are put in their pens by 6.30pm leaving very little to see. The reptile house is closed and no new temporary one is available. All considered I feel this should be taken into account with regard to the entry fee until such time they renew the facilities and advise before people purchase. The platform for the elephants no longer has access. You can only see them from a distance and through great metal poles. I thought the new area for them would look different. Finally the security staff are very rude. Both at the entrance and to the insect house. We are paying customers so polite manners would be appreciated