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Bristol Zoo Gardens
Voted ‘Zoo of the year 2004’ by the Good Britain Guide, Bristol Zoo Gardens has something for everyone from the smallest and rarest tortoise in the world, to the largest ape. With over 400 exotic and endangered species to explore, enjoy a whole day filled with excitement and discovery at Bristol Zoo Gardens.
Why not take a trip to see to our Livingstone’s fruit bats and Asiatic lions who both have newly improved enclosures this year? Visit our award-wining ‘Seal & Penguin Coasts’ with its fantastic underwater viewing or discover other favourites including Bug World, Twilight World, the Monkey House, the Reptile House, and Gorilla Island.
The Twilight World takes you through a nocturnal forest containing strange creatures. The Aquarium contains over 100 different fascinating species of fish. You can walk amongst free flying birds through the Wallace Aviary. Visit Bug World and see Claus and Salome the Silverbacks on Gorilla Island.
There are rare species of plants and trees to be seen as well as a variety of plants in the beds and borders and rock gardens. Bristol Zoo Gardens is a member of Botanical Gardens Conservation International taking part in international plant conservation programmes. It also works with the European Zoo Horticulture Group investigating the use of plants in enclosure design, landscaping and for fodder. Many areas of the Zoo are under cover if the weather is wet.
Zoo admission prices Adults £9.70 Children £6.20 (3-14 years inclusive) Concessions £8.50 (senior citizens, young people aged 15-18 yrs and students with an NUS or ISIC card). Family Ticket £28.50 (2 adults +2 children) Under 3’s Free
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