Duisburg Zoo Map (2024 – 2022)
The most up-to-date Duisburg Zoo Map helps you plan your visit around must-see spots like the Koala House and the Rio Negro dolphinarium.
Duisburg Zoo is a major zoological garden in Germany famous for its dolphinarium and rare animal species. Located in Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, it spans over 16 hectares and houses more than 2,000 animals across 280 species. It is also one of the few European zoos to keep river dolphins and koalas.
Whether you’re aiming for a close-up look at the Chinese alligators or timing your day for the penguin feedings, this guide keeps you on track.
Don’t miss the rope bridge path through the Equatoria rainforest zone—it’s a favorite for families and photographers alike.
Duisburg Zoo Map 2024
The most significant Duisburg Zoo Map 2024 updates include the addition of the Outback Aviary, which expands the zoo’s Australian section with new species and immersive landscaping. The map now highlights the newly designed ant colony exhibit in the Rio Negro tropical hall, featuring transparent pipelines and unique ant dwellings.
Printable Duisburg Zoo Map PDF 2024
Duisburg Zoo Map 2023
The most significant Duisburg Zoo Map 2023 updates include the closure and redevelopment of the former seal (robben) enclosure, marking the end of seal husbandry at the zoo. Plans were initiated to expand and modernize this area, with considerations for relocating species like penguins and integrating former sea lion, polar fox, and polar bear habitats into a larger, updated complex.
Duisburg Zoo Map 2022
The most significant Duisburg Zoo Map 2022 update was the addition of the Outback Aviary, a new themed enclosure dedicated to Australia’s Outback habitat. This aviary replaced the former pheasantry and features agile wallabies, various Australian bird species, and immersive landscaping with red rocks and native plants.
FAQ
What animals can I see at Duisburg Zoo?
At Duisburg Zoo, you can see a wide variety of animals including numerous species of kangaroos, koalas, wombats, Tasmanian devils, short-beaked echidnas, and emus. The zoo is also home to six species of predatory cats such as African lions, Siberian tigers, European wild cats, lynxes, fish cats, and clouded leopards. Additionally, visitors can find an array of aquatic life, including fish, anemones, seahorses, starfish, and jellyfish.
Is there a dolphin show at Duisburg Zoo and when does it take place?
Yes, Duisburg Zoo offers dolphin shows in its dolphinarium. The shows typically take place at 11:30 am, 2:30 pm, and 4:00 pm, but times may vary on special days or holidays. Entry to the dolphinarium is limited to available seating capacity.
Can I bring food or drinks into Duisburg Zoo?
Yes, visitors are allowed to bring outside food and drinks into Duisburg Zoo. However, feeding the animals is prohibited except in the petting zoo area, where only food from the automatic feeders may be used.
How do I get to Duisburg Zoo using public transportation?
To reach Duisburg Zoo by public transportation, take tram line 901 from Duisburg Central Station directly to the Zoo/Uni stop, which is about a 4-minute ride. Several bus lines, including 129, NE 3, NE 6, SB30, and NE 9, also stop near the zoo. The closest stops are Duisburg Zoo/Uni and Duisburg Uni Nord-Lotharstr., both within a short walking distance.
