Prague Zoo Celebrates the End of Summer with Free Children’s Entry

Prague Zoo is wrapping up the holiday season with a special treat for children: an admission fee of just 1 crown.

Along with the symbolic entry price, the zoo has lined up an exciting weekend program filled with activities and events that promise fun for the whole family.

Starting today, some of the zoo’s animals will receive ice cubes as part of a fun summer send-off. Visitors can watch polar bears, kea parrots, capybaras, bison, and taipans interact with these chilly treats.

Guests are also in for a cool surprise with heaps of ice cubes placed around various locations, including the Children’s Zoo, the Paper Mill, the Radegast statue, and the Dja and Bororo Reserves.

This Friday, children under the age of 15 can enter the zoo for just 1 crown. They can participate in the Quiz Trail, a family-friendly game that begins on the Education Centre terrace.

Additionally, a special puppet show titled “Hurvinek and the Uninvited Guest” will be performed at the Education Centre on both Saturday and Sunday, catering to children aged six and above.

Sunday is extra special as the zoo celebrates International Primate Day with guided feeding sessions featuring young orangutans and gorillas.

These feedings will take place at various exhibits throughout the day, wrapping up by 3 pm. While the zoo will remain open until 7 pm this weekend, starting Monday, the closing time will shift to 6 pm.

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