One of the best zoo's I have been to, set on a huge site you could probably spend all day here, we only had five hours but it was well spent. Very cheap compared to UK, the site had signposts everywhere and maps scattered around so you could not get lost. Many cafe's here so you can stop for a rest whenever needed, again modestly priced. The highlights were the aquarium which was huge and the Afrykarium, the reptile house was also very impressive. This is only a short trip from the city and was the highlight of our trip.

So decided to visit the Zoo. It was raining, not too cold. Took the number 2 tram up to the Zoo for a £1. Guide was to spend 5 hours or so there. Even though some of the animals didn’t like the rain, plenty to see. Parts of the Zoo were being rebuilt or closed off. The centre piece is the Africaquarium. Wow, Hippopotamuses and Manatees. Plus big aquariums full of fish. We ran out of time to see everything. Good value of money and you can donate more to help with their conservation projects.

Myself and two early teen kids came here on a cloudy February day… we had looked forward to our visit but the first hour was a little disappointing. We never bought a Zoo map and the route we took mainly had winter repairs, closures and refurbishing going on . We had a drink and a toilet stop and started again. We saw lions , tigers, bears and Rhinos. Really enjoyed watching these and the enclosures were decent. Then we headed to the Afrykarium , which was huge. We all went on the VR chairs and chose the Gorilla option. Very good. We saw the hippos and the aquarium was amazing. Sharks , Manatees , really good and we could have had another hour or two here. Highly recommended…

I am not a great fan of zoos but my son wanted to go while we were in Wrocław. We walked from the town main square and it took around 40 mins (we went via the Hydropolis water museum). The zoo is huge with loads of attractions - the best being the Africarium - we got lost around the site many times.great variety of animals. The signage is mainly, and understandably, in Polish with a few bits in English. Some of the buildings are quite dated but there seems to be lots of work going on to modernise. Plenty of cafes and restaurants although many were closed in April. The restaurant we went to was very reasonably priced, as was the ticket entry price. We were there maybe four hours.

What a lovely place to visit, we took.the tram from the Rynek, stopped outside the zoo, card payments only on entrance via machines, but easy to operate and in english..we paid 120 zloty for two over 65s tickets. Once in the zoo its very well signposted. We enjoyed the long walk around to different enclosures...the enclosures were spacious, well maintained, and certainly plenty of animals to see..The africarium was absolutely brilliant, very well done and so many species to see. There were plenty of cafes and machines to buy refreshments around the park...i would well recommend a visit, allow a good few hours as so.much to see...

Very good comprehensive zoo. We were surprised how nice it was and the variety of animals. Later we heard that is is a world class zoo. its very flat and easy to walk around. Worth a visit if you are in Wroclaw and have extra time. It isn't very close to the main part of town but worth a cab ride overy.