Be well informed about life at the zoo!
In our zoo, visitors can encounter many species that are increasingly rare in their natural habitats. The red-eared macaw in the picture, for example, is critically endangered. In its native Bolivia, located in South America, the wild population is estimated to be less than 300 individuals.
It is well known among our visitors that we are not only a zoo, but also a botanical garden, with numerous interesting plant species. One of our most interesting botanical exhibits is the Japanese Garden that is established in the 1960s. The Bonsai pavilion is also located in this Japanese Garden together with the National Bonsai Collection.
The one millionth visitor of this year has arrived in the person of six-year-old Simon Marci, who visited the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden with his family. Our outstandingly popular Zoo and Botanical Garden has been visited by even more people this year than usual, as it has been nearly a decade since the number of visitors reached one million by the end of October.
Following the great success of the Light Dome in March, from November 6th, our Zoo’s Biodome will once again host a light art exhibition for over a month. The Light Dome 2 presents the magical creations of domestic and foreign artists. Tickets are already available, and we even offer discounted presale tickets until November 5.
Yesterday, we successfully returned the orphaned wildcats, which arrived at our nature conservation rescue centre in early June, back to nature. You can learn more about the mammal of the year on Saturday, as this is when we are holding the Wildcat Gala and Carnival at the Zoo and Botanical Garden.
In our zoo, visitors can encounter many species that are increasingly rare in their natural habitats. The red-eared macaw in the picture, for example, is critically endangered. In its native Bolivia, located in South America, the wild population is estimated to be less than 300 individuals.
It is well known among our visitors that we are not only a zoo, but also a botanical garden, with numerous interesting plant species. One of our most interesting botanical exhibits is the Japanese Garden that is established in the 1960s. The Bonsai pavilion is also located in this Japanese Garden together with the National Bonsai Collection.
The one millionth visitor of this year has arrived in the person of six-year-old Simon Marci, who visited the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden with his family. Our outstandingly popular Zoo and Botanical Garden has been visited by even more people this year than usual, as it has been nearly a decade since the number of visitors reached one million by the end of October.
Following the great success of the Light Dome in March, from November 6th, our Zoo’s Biodome will once again host a light art exhibition for over a month. The Light Dome 2 presents the magical creations of domestic and foreign artists. Tickets are already available, and we even offer discounted presale tickets until November 5.
Yesterday, we successfully returned the orphaned wildcats, which arrived at our nature conservation rescue centre in early June, back to nature. You can learn more about the mammal of the year on Saturday, as this is when we are holding the Wildcat Gala and Carnival at the Zoo and Botanical Garden.