What Is Zabinski Warsaw Zoo
Zabinski Warsaw Zoo, officially the Warsaw Zoo, is a zoological garden in Warsaw, Poland, located near the Vistula River. It serves as a major cultural and educational institution in the capital city.
History and Significance
The zoo opened in 1928 and gained international recognition during World War II. Jan and Antonina Zabinski used the zoo premises to hide Jews and resistance fighters, a story documented in books and films.
Visitor Information and Collection
Today, the zoo houses thousands of animals across diverse exhibits. It operates year-round with regular opening hours and ticket options for individuals and families. More details are available on the official zoo website.
For current opening hours, tickets, and exhibit maps, visit Warsaw Zoo Official Site.
