Bronx Zoo

The Bronx Zoo, located in Bronx, NY, is one of the largest and most famous zoos in the world. Spanning 265 acres, it is home to over 10,000 animals from 700 species, many of which are endangered. Operated by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), the zoo is dedicated to animal conservation, education, and immersive wildlife experiences.

Major Exhibits & Attractions:

JungleWorld – A lush, indoor rainforest with gibbons, otters, tapirs, and exotic birds.

Congo Gorilla Forest – A stunning, naturalistic habitat for western lowland gorillas, colobus monkeys, and okapis.

Tiger Mountain – Home to majestic Amur tigers, with an up-close viewing experience.

Wild Asia Monorail – A guided ride through habitats with elephants, rhinos, and red pandas.

Madagascar! – Features lemurs, Nile crocodiles, and hissing cockroaches.

Children’s Zoo – A hands-on area where kids can feed goats, sheep, and llamas.

Treetop Adventure & Zipline – A thrilling ropes course over the Bronx River.

Bug Carousel – A whimsical ride featuring giant insect-themed seats.

Nature Trek – A fun climbing and exploration area for families.

Seasonal Events – Boo at the Zoo (Halloween), Holiday Lights, and Dinosaur Safari are popular attractions.

The Bronx Zoo is a leader in global wildlife conservation, helping protect species through breeding programs and research. It also offers educational programs, summer camps, and behind-the-scenes tours for visitors.

Open year-round, the zoo offers general admission and "Total Experience" tickets that include premium attractions. Wednesdays feature "pay-what-you-wish" entry, though reservations are required.

Website

(718) 220-5100

2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, NY 10460