Zoo Aquarium de Madrid

The Zoo Aquarium de Madrid is a large and comprehensive zoological park located within the vast Casa de Campo. Opened in 1770 as a menagerie, it has evolved into one of the most important zoos in Europe, housing a diverse array of animal species from all corners of the globe. The facility combines a traditional zoo with an aquarium, a dolphinarium, and an aviary, offering a multifaceted wildlife experience. Home to over 6,000 animals across more than 500 species, visitors can observe creatures ranging from giant pandas and gorillas to various marine life, birds, and reptiles. The Zoo Aquarium actively participates in conservation programs for endangered species. It's a popular destination for families, providing educational exhibits and regular animal shows and feeding demonstrations.