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As a preventive measure to curb infections caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19), the Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs will be closing the Schönbrunn Zoo and all museums in the surrounding area until April 13, 2020, as mandated by the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection.
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The Schönbrunn Zoo
Highlights
Visit Schönbrunn Zoo:
- The world’s oldest zoo and the best zoo in Europe.
- Home to more than 700 species, some of which are endangered.
- Star attractions like our giant pandas.
- Numerous feedings including a top highlight: the sea lion show.
Description
Schönbrunn Zoo in Vienna, is the number one destination for a captivating excursion into the animal kingdom, offering a unique combination of cultural heritage and nature 365 days a year. Part of Schönbrunn palace and gardens – a former imperial residence on UNESCO’s World Heritage List – Schönbrunn is the world’s oldest zoo, home to over 700 species – including endangered animals – and has been named Europe’s best zoo five times in a row.
A trip to Schönbrunn zoo is a voyage of discovery into the natural world in all its rich diversity. Visitors have the chance to watch many of the animals at feeding time, finding out fascinating facts in the process. For an extra-special day out, take one of the varied tours or a ride on the Schönbrunn Panorama Train.
Ticket-Details
Admission is free for childrern aged 5 and under
A zoo ticket is valid for one admission within a year of the purchase date
Entry to the Desert House (Wüstenhaus) is not included in a ticket for Schönbrunn Zoo as it is not part of the main zoo.
Please note
Children aged under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Entry to the Desert House (Wüstenhaus) is not included in a ticket for Schönbrunn Zoo as it is not part of the main zoo.
Opening hours
Open 365 days a year!
January: 9am-4.30pm
February: 9am-5pm
March: 9am-5.30pm
April-September: 9am-6.30pm
October (until end of daylight saving time): 9am-5.30pm
November-December: 9am-4.30pm
Ticket office closing time and last admission is 30 minutes before the zoo closes.
Further information
The majority of facilities at Schönbrunn Zoo are barrier-free. Disabled parking spaces are available in the Seckendorff-Gudent-Weg car park next to the Tirolergarten entrance to the Zoo. The path from the Tirolergarten entrance down to the main part of the zoo is very steep and is not suitable for wheelchair users. It is therefore recommended that wheelchair users take the tree-top trail (Baumkronenpfad). Please note that it is sometimes necessary to close this trail due to weather conditions.
There are disabled toilet facilities with barrier-free access in the ORANG.erie, the elephant house, the rainforest house, the big cat house and the Tirolerhof farmhouse.
A Euro toilet key is required to use the disabled toilets at the Hietzing and Neptune Fountain entrances. A key can be borrowed from the ticket offices at these locations.
Im Schlosspark Schönbrunn
1130 Vienna
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Entrances
The main Hietzing entrance is close to the Hietzing U4 underground station. For this entrance, enter the grounds of Schönbrunn Palace via the Hietzinger Tor gate and follow the path past the Palm House and the Desert House.
There is a free car park on Seckendorff-Gudent-Weg at the Tirolerhof entrance. This is about five minutes on foot from the Gloriette building in the grounds of Schönbrunn Palace, which is on the same elevation.
There is also an entrance to the zoo at the Neptune Fountain located within the palace grounds.
Public transport
The following lines and routes have stops near Schönbrunn Zoo
U4 underground line: Hietzing station
Tram lines: 10, 58 and 60
Bus routes: 51A, 56A, 56B and 58A
By car
A limited number of free parking spaces are available at the Seckendorff-Gudent-Weg car park at the Tirolergarten entrance. There are also two park and ride sites only a few underground stations from the zoo.
The Grand Tour of the palace includes forty-four rooms. As well as the state rooms and private apartments of the imperial couple Franz Joseph and Elisabeth you will also see the precious eighteenth-century interiors from the time of Maria Theresa.
The Classic Pass combines the Grand Tour of Schönbrunn Palace and four attractions in the palace park in one ticket.
An imperial view over Vienna! The Gloriette offers a breathtaking view over the palace and the park at Schönbrunn – ideal for unforgettable holiday snaps.
The Sisi Ticket takes you on the trail of Empress Elisabeth to Schönbrunn, the Hofburg and the Imperial Furniture Collection.
At the interface of past and future, the Technisches Museum Wien invites its visitors, to get to know, experience and reflect on various fields of technology and the history of technology based on their interest and age.
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14,00
Do as royalty does: To get into the mood for the evening, explore the grand Schönbrunn Palace. Then enjoy some royal amusement at the concert in the Orangery.
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102,00
Ideal excursion ticket for families, saving at least 50% compared to purchasing separate tickets. Includes the Imperial Tour at Schönbrunn Palace, the Schönbrunn Palace Children’s Museum and admission to Schloss Hof in Lower Austria, 60 km outside Vienna.