Decided to pay the zoo a visit during a city break to Copenhagen. Had the Copenhagen Card and so was included in this. I can be a little hesitant when it comes to zoos as I need to get a feeling the animals are well cared for and have plenty of space. This zoo definitely gave me all of the right vibes and I would say well worth a visit. Was here as two adults but it would be a brilliant place to bring children - plenty to do and the way the enclosures are set out, plenty to see. There’re were some great photo opportunities for those who enjoy that aspect of a visit. You really felt ‘up close and personal’.

The best zoo I’ve been to. Easy access via the number 7A bus from the central areas that stops right outside. If you have the Copenhagen Card (which is well worth getting) you don’t need to use the main queue and can go straight to the turnstiles. You can see so many animals up close. Enclosures are a good size. We took about 2 hours to go round but with kids you can span it out a bit longer with play parks. And they have elephants and a polar bear! Never seen elephants in a zoo. They had a great space and a beautiful baby in tow. Lovely day out and well worth visiting.

We have visited quite a few zoos and always tend to visit one when we travel. Have to say this was easily one of the best zoos we have been to. Surprisingly big given its central location. Nice and clean, seemed to be plenty of room for the animals, some of the themed areas were really impressive and there looked to be quite a lot of work going on to make it even better. It’s included on the CPH card which will get you in for no extra cost which is really good because it would otherwise definitely be worth the entry fee. Easy to get to from central Copenhagen. Would definitely recommend.

We went on the way back to the airport so wanted to know if they had luggage storage, I called up to ask. They have different sized lockers which will fit most sizes of suitcase. They cost 10 krone, they needed coins but the staff let us pay on card and gave us the coins. It didn’t take us that long to walk round, it’s not massive but nice to spend a few hours.

This is hands down the best zoo we have ever visited. All the animals are content in their enclosures and they’re breeding which is a sign the animals here are thriving. Beautifully clean and well maintained. Loads of places to sit, have something to eat or drink and watch the animals. Absolutely wonderful. Would definitely recommend.

Place is nice and lots of activities available. Nice animals and really organised on the path to take to see everything. I can say it is reeeealy a lot to walk but this is more like information. I cannot take it as disadvantage… some people like to walk 😃

Entry included with the Copenhagen Card. The Zoo is split into two parts with a tunnel beneath the main road to connect them. It was nice to visit a Zoo where the animal enclosures are set up slightly differently to the UK. Maybe it was because of the warm weather we had, but it was unusual that most animals were out & able to be seen . Didn't really allow enough time to do it full justice, but great all the same.

This was a nice experience and worth the trip. Although parts of the area were under reconstruction, we were able to see all the animals. The park was clean and neat, and transparent. We ate hamburgers for lunch in the park and they were good. So we can recommend it. Both hamburgers and chicken burgers were good. Good toilet facilities. The goats found the children (7 years old) very fun to feed. Here the children could be inside the fence to feed (bark from branches lying in the fence) and irrigate the goats. These were visited several times kids our visit. There is also the opportunity for the kids to be with some of the other animals in the farm area, so we recommend to check the activity list that is in the park.

Very large zoo in Copenhagen itself. The encloures were very large, but have many walkways so you can get very close to some animals. Highlights for us were the Polar Bears, they were swimming around in transparent pools so were easily visible and you could appreciate their size, strength and elegance: The elephants were also amazing, hearing the infrasound was enchanting. We spent several hours there, there is a lot so see and do and the prices for food were not outrageous as in most zoos. Signs in Danish and English were also very ingeresting and informative. We used our Copenhagen card, this is well worth it if our are planning on sightseeing as it includes entry to may attractions and free transport.

This is the best zoo I’ve ever visited. The animal enclosures are exceptional, thoughtfully designed to mimic their natural habitats. The animals appear happy and thriving, with many of them actively engaging in their environments. It was heartwarming to see young ones born in the zoo itself. The variety of species is impressive, ranging from majestic polar bears and adorable red pandas to tiny, vibrant frogs—truly a jaw-dropping experience. It's a must-visit for all ages!