Very well looked after, the management are clearly interested in animal standard of living as enclosures are spacious and cleaned. Animals had space which is important for a modern zoo and there were no abusive "animal shows". Some European animals like wolves which you very rarely see in other zoos. Especially recommend the bar restaurant next to the gazelle enclosure, the beer is good and cheap. A public bus takes you to the zoo, which was fine getting there, but made coming back during rush hour at closing time difficult.

A really good day out. There is one large orangutan, a group of chimpanzees and many other animals to see. This is a large space and you can spend hours here. Some of the areas require walking up steep hills but there is a chair lift (didn’t see it working on the day we visited). You can buy hot and cold drinks on the way around and there are some nice little gift shops too. The entrance fee is extremely reasonable at only 200 Cz Kr (around £6). It’s about three times this amount anywhere in Britain! The zoo is accessible from the old town in around 30-40 minutes but we took two trams and a bus, so make sure you’ve planned your journey well.

We chose to take a cab to the zoo as it was outside the city centre and not on the metro network, there are bus stops at the zoo but we didn't want to risk getting lost, anyway the cab only cost a few pounds. The zoo is on a hillside and offers wonderful panoramic views of the city, beautiful on a sunny winters day. The selection of animals was vast and all looked well cared for in naturalistic enclosures. The mountain sections with goats and Barbary macaques ascending vertical cliffs are stunning. The facilities in the zoo were immaculate and the toilets were the cleanest I've seen in a tourist attraction and even the gift shops were great value for money. We spent half a day winding our way round the zoo which is on a hill but there is so much to see, the indoor cat house gives some of the closest encounters you could ever have with tigers and lions . We were also fascinated watching the polar bears playing in their wave pool. If in Prague it is well worth making the trip to the zoo.

My boyfriend and I went here on our last day as we felt we’d done most of the tourist attractions in Prague already and it ended up being our favourite part of the trip! It’s a little bit outside of the centre but honestly worth it and the public transport (metro then bus) brings you right to the entrance. The zoo is huge, we were there for 4 hours and didn’t even finish it, so leave yourself a whole day if you’re going. All the animals had really big enclosures which I’m very picky about and will make or break a zoo for me and all seemed extremely well looked after and the variety of animals was fantastic!! Also they have a chair lift that brings you up the mountain which you can go on for about a euro which not only saves your legs a trip but offers great views on the way up. Couldn’t recommend more!!

We visited Prague Zoo in June 2019 and overall we were very impressed by the size of the enclosures and the care of the animals. However, I did feel sorry for the polar bears as their enclosure is so small! There a lots of places to get food and it is reasonably priced. There is also a chair lift to access the higher levels of the zoo; if you're not good with heights though I wouldn't recommend it! It seems like there are a lot of changes happening at the zoo so hopefully the polar bear enclosure will be improved soon.

In hindsight it might have been wrong to choose the first day of Easter holiday, the zoo was packed and the line for tickets was around 20min. Unfortunately the server was down and we were not able to buy the tickets online so we had to wait. Apart from few very congested places (lion feeding, gorillas enclosure, seal feeding and kangaroo feeding) the zoo was not that crowded after all (even with almost 6000 guest at a time). The Prague zoo continues to develop to better accommodate guests as well as animals. Enclosures are becoming more natural and suited for the animal needs yet still allowing the guests viewing them. the ticket prices were rising throughout the years only slightly thanks to various donation programs. Ticket for adult is 250CZK (cca 13$). Its a very nice and entertaining walk. There is a lot of refreshment huts and restaurants, plenty of facilities.

The Prague zoo is on of my favorites places in Prague. Since the 2002 flood the Zoo came a long way. They keep improving the habitats and overall experience not only for the guests but for the animals as well. Reasonable price for entrance (250CZK is about 12$) which is much less then other zoos I’ve been to.

Its almost 15 min by Uber from center of Prague. Not far ,easy access,should buy ticket on entrance and the price is about 10 euro which is very reasonable. Has many kinds of animal which i never saw,and each of them are divided by continent or climate,im sorry for some wild ones like tiger ,panter or fishing cat which are in very small area,but needs exactly one day from morning,unfortunately we went on sunday and zoo was full of people,sounds ,and children and i guess most animal were afraid ,so we couldn’t see many kinds of them specially wild ones. The zoo had some signs to show where you have to go but in some parts also were not any signs and make you confuse!

This zoo exceeded our expectations, the variety of animals and quality of their enclosures were very good. There were a lot of big animals like gorilla, lions, tigers, elephants etc and all the usual birds, lizards as well. The zoo is spaced out so it took us about 5 hours to walk around and see everything. It is definitely worth buying a map so you dont miss out a section. It is located with a cliff edge in the middle of the park so there are hills, there was a cable car that can take you up and down if you can't manage the slopes. There were good facilities, toilets, food etc dotted all around the place. The cost to get in was 200 CZK pp. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Prague!

The open spaces are beautiful. I loved seeing actual logs and branches being used inside and outside the enclosures, and creative use of spaces to traverse the zoo. The animals seem healthy. We were there in winter, so many of the African animals were inside, but many had the choice to go out. Not sure if the giraffes and elephants go out or not in winter. I was surprised at the vast number of species here.