Bioparco Rome Zoo Tickets, Prices & Visitor Information Guide

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• ‍Bioparco Rome Zoo Address: Viale del Giardino Zoologico 1, 00197, Rome
• Opening Hours: Daily from 09:30 - 18:00 (last entry 1-hour before closing time)

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Is Bioparco Zoo of Rome Worth Visiting

• Bioparco di Roma in the beautiful Villa Borghese estate is one of the oldest zoos in Europe. The zoo is a popular family attraction with over 200 different animals species including lions, giraffes, elephants and rhinos to see, so it's a great way of entertaining kids, both big and small! Tickets can be purchased at the gate, but booking ahead online can save you a lot of time, especially in peak season. Check Ticket Availability.
• Because the zoo is in the Villa Borghese there are lots of trees around and places for you to shade in the heat of the day.
• As it's an 'urban zoo' it's not a big safari-style zoo, but it's big enough to enjoy and a visit to the zoo is a great way of taking a break from sightseeing whilst still enjoying Rome.

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How long does it take visit to Bioparco Rome

• Most visitors spend around 2-4 hours exploring the zoo, so it's a great place to spend half-a-day

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Best Time to Visit Bioparco Rome Zoo

• Morning visits are generally quieter with smaller crowds and the bonus is the animals can be more active at that time
• Spring/autumn can be cooler weather, so a more pleasant walk
• Weekdays are generally quieter, other than peak season

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What animals are at Rome Zoo

Bioparco is home to a wide variety of animals from around the world, including:

• Big cats (lions and tigers)
• Giraffes and zebras
• Elephants
• Bears and wolves
• Monkeys and other primates
• Exotic birds and reptiles

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Bioparco Rome Tickets & Prices

• Prices start from: €26.00
• Skip-the-line Entry
• Book now to avoid queues and secure your preferred time slot
• Mobile Tickets Accepted, so easy and convenient
• Tip: Online tickets help you skip the queues that can form during the peak season.

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About Bioparco Rome

The zoo has evolved from being just a place to see exotic animals to a place dedicated to conservation and education and it actively participates in various programs around the world that include research, breeding and preservation of endangered species, helping to protect the numbers around the world.

The zoo is home to over 1000 animals from over 200 species, including all different shapes and sizes from big cats to primates to birds to penguins. The park has designed the habitats to mirror the species own natural habitats to help ensure they thrive.

You can walk along the paths and get up close with some of the residents including the hippos, giraffes, tigers, bears, leopards, snakes, birds, monkeys amongst others.

The animals at the park have been chosen to represent the biodiversity of the planet and to help remind us of our responsibility to help protect the environment.

Highlights

• White Rhino: The rhinos live in a space covering 2600sq which was designed to mimic the African Savannah
• Penguins: The Cape Penguins waddle around their enclosure which is designed to replicate the natural home of a South African beach
• Big Cats: Big cats including Sumatran Tigers and Asiatic Lions are both popular areas at the zoo.
• Orangutan: Visit the rather beautiful Orangutan's.
• Giraffes: The giraffes will see you coming before you arrive due to their height!

Useful Information About Bioparco - The zoo of Rome

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Bioparco Rome Address

• Bioparco Rome, Viale del Giardino Zoologico 1, 00197, Rome

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Bioparco Rome Opening Hours

• Monday: 09:30 -18:00
• Tuesday: 09:30 - 18:00
• Wednesday: 09:30 - 18:00
• Thursday: 09:30 - 18:00
• Friday: 09:30 - 18:00
• Saturday: 09:30 - 18:00
• Sunday: 09:30 - 18:00

Visitor Tips for Rome Zoo

• Visit early in the morning for cooler temperatures and to see more active animals, before they get tired
• Combine your visit with a walk around the Villa Borghese Park
• Book tickets online during peak season to save time.