About Schonbrunn Zoo
Choose between skip-the-line admission to Schonbrunn Zoo or the Tirolerhof train transfer. Explore over 600 animal species across 17 historic hectares in the Austrian capital.
Schonbrunn Zoo in Vienna is the world's oldest zoo still in operation and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Covering 17 hectares, it was established in 1752 by Emperor Franz I Stephan of Lorraine and opened to the public in 1778, now home to more than 600 animal species including Siberian tigers, koalas, African elephants, and meerkats.
UNESCO World Heritage Site spanning 17 historic hectares.
Choose between skip-the-line admission to Schonbrunn Zoo or the Tirolerhof train transfer. Explore over 600 animal species across 17 historic hectares in the Austrian capital.
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Adult rates start from 125 for skip-the-line admission and 13 for the Tirolerhof train transfer, with child rates detailed during checkout.
Yes, established in 1752 by Emperor Franz I Stephan of Lorraine, it is the world's oldest continuously operating zoo.
No, the Tirolerhof Train Transfer package covers the train transport only; separate zoo admission must be purchased.
The zoo houses over 600 species including Siberian tigers, African elephants, koalas, meerkats, and endangered Austrian wildlife.
Children under 6 enter Schonbrunn Zoo free, and children under 3 ride the Tirolerhof train free.
It is located at Schonbrunn Zoo within the Schonbrunn palace grounds in Vienna, Austria.
Tickets are non-refundable once issued. Any date adjustments follow the attraction's established policies.
The standard duration is approximately 1 hour, though visitors often spend longer to see all exhibits.
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