In 2019, the polar bear girl Finja was the star of Schönbrunn Zoo. When little Fu Long saw the light of day in 2007, the whole world was able to watch him completely unnoticed via a webcam in the birth box of mother and child. The first naturally conceived panda in captivity was also born at Schönbrunn Zoo. In 1906, the first baby elephant born in captivity was born in Vienna. Sensational offspring at Schönbrunn Zoo © James Camel / franks-travelbox For example, the historic sundial house from 1904 was converted into the desert house and and the enclosures of the monkeys, orangutans or elephants are also located in historic buildings. Since 2014, you can watch polar bears and penguins under water in the almost 2,000 square metre "Franz-Josef-Land".Įven with the modern facilities, the zoo's management is always careful to preserve the appealing charm of the historic buildings. New attractions and animal houses are built every year. Workshops, guided tours and a nature discovery trail bring zoo visitors closer to nature and also draw attention to the threats posed to the animal world by humans. In addition to the large mammals in the outdoor enclosures, visitors are thrilled by the Rainforest House, the South America area and the Orang.erie with its orangutans. For this reason, Schönbrunn Zoo is one of the most modern and best zoos in the world. In order to observe the animals better, the bars have long since been replaced by glass panes or water moats. The area for the armoured rhinos is one of the largest enclosures in Europe. The enclosures at Schönbrunn Zoo are particularly spacious and close to nature.
Schönbrunn Zoo is home to over 500 animal species, from Siberian tigers to meerkats and from polar bears to rockhopper penguins.
Visit to Schönbrunn Zoo © James Camel / franks-travelbox Sensational offspring at Schönbrunn Zoo.
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