News from Hellabrunn

Hellabrunn Zoo is conducting a year-long visitor survey to gain a deeper understanding of topics such as customer satisfaction, animal encounters and …

Almost one year after the birth of the baby two-toed sloth at Hellabrunn Zoo, the sex of the infant has finally been confirmed: It’s a girl!

It's finally getting warmer and brighter again. After the first rays of sunshine, there can no longer be any doubt: spring is in the air!

3 March is World Wildlife Day, a United Nations International Day celebrating the world's wild fauna and flora and their contribution to our lives and …

Often overlooked and endangered, native amphibians need protection.

Hellabrunn Zoo has been supporting Polar Bears International (PBI), a non-profit organisation dedicated solely to the protection of endangered polar …

It's a girl! And so adorable! She arrived in the world in early January after a nine-month gestation period. The birth, which took place at night in …

Love was in the air for participants on a Valentine’s Day guided tour of the zoo.

Hellabrunn Zoo continues to expand its range of online services for visitors. Following the relaunch of the website to ensure optimisation for mobile …

The Zoo Animal of the Year 2023 was announced today at Wuppertal Zoo. The presentation for this year’s recipient, the macaw, took place in the zoo's …