Bristol Zoo Discount Codes May 2022

Bristol Zoo is a zoo which maintains and defends biodiversity through breeding endangered species, conserving the threatened and promotes wider understanding of the natural world.

Located in the City of Bristol, the Bristol Zoo is one of the country’s oldest zoo and the fifth in the world. It is one of the few zoos in the world that offers interactive maps, and special events. It houses hundreds of animals, its habitats and offers zoo pictures complete with facts. The zoo has 300 mammals in its collections, representing 50 species. It prides itself of being one of the first zoos in the world of being able to breed okapis. They also have Asiatic lions, pygmy hippos and even red pandas in their care.

Also known as Bristol Zoo Gardens, it boasts of having rare collections like the Livingstone’s fruit bats. They are also proud of having breed groups of western lowland gorillas and aye ayes in captivity successfully.

Aside from the long range of mammal collections under its care, Bristol Zoo also has other indoor exhibits. These indoor exhibits include the insect and reptile house, and an aquarium. They also have several aviaries and seal and penguin pen, and an island which houses the gorillas, marmosets, gibbons and pelicans.

Other exhibits of Bristol Zoo are the Explorers’ Creek, the Terrace, the Zona Brazil, Monkey Jungle and Monkey Island. Completing the list is Butterfly House which is an undercover walk-through in a climate-controlled environment.

To add more fun, Bristol Zoo offers visitors an overnight stay at their hotel called The Lodge. Furthermore, people who are planning to get hitched in a unique location can check out the zoo’s Clifton Pavilion. For first time visitors, Bristol Zoo has a new interactive restaurant called The Hide. This family-oriented restaurant offers breakfast and lunch, afternoon tea and even caters evening functions.

To know more about Bristol Zoo, visit their website or like their page at facebook.com/BristolZooGardens. You may also follow and tweet them at twitter.com/BristolZooGardens or at their IG account bristolzoo.