Zoo Vrt Vrnjci Map (2022)
Planning a visit to Zoo Vrt Vrnjci?
Zoo Vrt Vrnjci is a privately owned zoo located in Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia. It features a range of animals including deer, llamas, and exotic birds, and is designed for family visits and school excursions. The zoo emphasizes animal welfare, local tourism, and environmental education.
The most up-to-date Zoo Vrt Vrnjci Map makes it easy to find the shaded lemur habitat, the open-air petting zoo, and the small café tucked behind the reptile house.
Whether you’re heading straight for the big cat enclosure or stopping to feed the goats at the children’s area, this map helps you make the most of your day. Don’t miss the quiet koi pond near the aviary path.
Zoo vrt Vrnjci Map 2022
The most significant updates to the Zoo vrt Vrnjci map in 2022 include new content for easier navigation and the addition of new zoo features and animal exhibits. The map was enhanced to improve visitor experience by clearly marking new areas and attractions within the zoo. These updates support the zoo’s goal of providing the best possible care for animals and a memorable adventure for visitors.
Printable Zoo vrt Vrnjci Map PDF 2022
FAQ
What time does Zoo Vrt Vrnjački open and close?
Zoo Vrt Vrnjački is open every day from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
How much does admission to Zoo Vrt Vrnjački cost?
Admission to Zoo Vrt Vrnjački is free for children under 3 years old, $3.00 for children aged 3 to 12, and $5.00 for visitors over 12 years old. Group tickets for more than 10 people cost $2.50 per person, and a guided tour is available for an additional $30.00 with advance booking.
What animals can you see at Zoo Vrt Vrnjački?
At Zoo Vrt Vrnjački, you can see a wide variety of animals including golden pheasants, emus, Shetland ponies, servals, ring-tailed lemurs, alpacas, Scottish Highland cattle, parrots, cranes, and many more bird and mammal species.
Are there interactive experiences like feeding sessions or guided tours at Zoo Vrt Vrnjački?
Zoo Vrt Vrnjački offers guided tours for groups, which must be booked in advance and require an additional fee. There is no public information indicating regular interactive feeding sessions, but guided tours provide an enhanced educational experience.
