Poland's Largest Zoo by Area in Ancient Forest

Expansive Forest Setting ZOO Gdańsk, situated in the ancient forests of Oliwa, covers an impressive 123.76 hectares, making it the largest zoo in Poland by area. This vast expanse provides visitors with an extraordinary combination of zoological experience and natural forest exploration.

Andean Condor Excellence The zoo has gained international recognition for its exceptional Andean condor collection and breeding program, making it a world-renowned center for these magnificent South American birds.

Continental Diversity Housing animals from all continents, the zoo creates immersive experiences representing global biodiversity:

• Over 50 European Endangered Species Programmes - Active participation in conservation
• EAZA membership - European conservation collaboration
• Educational programs - Reaching thousands of visitors annually
• Research initiatives - Contributing to global conservation science

Natural Forest Integration The Oliwa forest setting creates unique opportunities where visitors can experience both captive wildlife and native Polish forest ecosystems, including wild deer, birds, and forest flora.

Accessibility & Education Despite its large size, the zoo maintains excellent accessibility with well-marked trails, educational stations throughout the forest, and comprehensive visitor services.

Conservation Impact As a member of EAZA, the zoo participates in over 50 European Endangered Species Programmes, making significant contributions to global conservation efforts while providing world-class education about wildlife protection.