The Barcelona Zoo, Spain 5 819
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The Barcelona Zoo is located on the territory of the Citadel park and it is a home to more than 2000 animals of 315 species. The living conditions are close to natural: animals are separated from the visitors by moats and glass aviaries. Visitors can observe elephants, crocodiles and giraffes from special trestles. Also little children can visit a farm with domestic animals.
There is a dolphinarium on the territory of the zoo (not covered by the zoo entrance fee). It is also possible to book an electromobile for 4 persons. There are tables for picnics and a cafe on the territory of the zoo. There is no admission fee for children under 3.
Please check the working hours on the official website.
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