These diverse experience programs, showcasing the world of animals and plants, not only provide entertainment but also aim to spark interest in natural sciences. Through the “Be there!” public programs, visitors of all ages can enjoy full-day, knowledge-enhancing activities. Additionally, presentations by keepers and experts will complement the exhibitions of the most popular plant and animal species, offering guests an entertaining and educational experience.
1. 10:00: Giant Anteater Feeding
2. 10:30: Pelican Feeding
3. 11:00: The Unique World of Australia
4. 11:30: Kea Parrot Feeding Demonstration
5. 12:30: Bonsai Presentation
6. 13:00: Giant Otters’ Realm
7. 10:00: Penguins’ Breakfast
8. 10:30: Surprise Animal Encounter
9. 11:00: Seal Show
10. 11:30: Gardener’s Presentation
11. 12:00: Predator Feeding Demonstration
12. 12:00: The World of Sharks
13. 12:30: Lecture on Wildlife Rescue
14. 13:00: Farmyard Friends
15. 13:00: Gorilla Family’s Lunch
16. 13:30: Vietnam’s Flora
17. 15:00: Elephant Training
18. 15:30: Penguins’ Dinner
19. 16:00: Giants of the Turtles
20. 16:30: Seal Show
10:30: Bat Feeding Demonstration
Location: Dark Labyrinth
11:30: Secrets of the Great Rock
Location: Reception Area
12:00: Animal Show
Location: Star Hall
13:00: Hidden Animals
Location: The World of Miniatures
13:30: Our Cold-Blooded Companions
weekends and holidays only
Location: Darwin Hall
15:30: Storytelling Bones
weekends and holidays only
Location: Darwin Hall
Visible with a zoo ticket / pass.
At locations / animal houses indicated on the map.
