News from Hellabrunn

Our 2023 calendar is now available for purchase at the ticket office and in our gift shops. It features twelve amazing images of life at the zoo. The …

Hooray, it's a boy! Hellabrunn Zoo welcomed the birth of its first Indian crested porcupine baby in more than 30 years.

Congratulations to the new parents at Hellabrunn Zoo! In July, mum Miu and dad Justin welcomed twins into the world. Observant visitors have been able …

What’s that swimming there? Baby alpine newts! Since their birth in August, visitors to Hellabrunn Zoo have been able to observe the alpine newt …

Hellabrunn Zoo’s newest residents arrived from a sanctuary in Lower Saxony in late August. The three birds, one female and two males, cannot be …

After a period of closure for extensive renovation work, the wolf enclosure has finally reopened to the public. The revamped habitat is home to three …

The days are getting shorter, the mornings are getting cooler, and our internal clocks are starting to tick a little slower. This shift in the …

Although people today live longer than their historical ancestors, we cannot escape the inevitability of aging. Turtles could provide the key to buck …

Since moving into their new home, the two lion brothers Max and Benny have found there is much to enjoy in their spacious habitat equipped with a …

Hellabrunn Zoo is once again actively involved in the conservation of an endangered species far beyond the borders of the animal park in Munich. In …