Beijing Zoo, A century-old zoo with a diverse animal kingdom

137, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing

There are many different types of animals in the zoo

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Introduction

This city zoo is located on Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, with a history of over 100 years, and is the largest and most diverse in terms of animal species. The entire zoo is divided into three areas: East, South, and North, with the main entrance in the East. Additionally, in the North area, visitors can purchase separate tickets to visit the Beijing Aquarium. Here there are many rare Chinese indigenous animals, such as giant pandas, golden monkeys, North China tigers, red-crowned cranes, as well as animals from around the world, such as African chimpanzees, Australian kangaroos, American leopards, and Mexican manatees. The Science Museum is a highlight, where children can learn about animal knowledge and various scientific lectures are often held. There are lots of trees and greenery within the park, which is suitable for hiking and family activities. The Beijing famous "Huguo Temple Snack" has a branch store inside the park, where visitors can not only play but also taste delicious food.

Address

137, Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing

Opening hours

07:30-19:00
Last entry time:18:00 (Monday-Sunday, April 1 - October 31) 07:30-17:00
Last entry time:17:00 (Monday-Sunday, November 1 - March 31)

Transportation

South Gate: Take bus No. 27/87/105/107/111/206/209/319/347/360/362/534/563/608/614/632/697/714/Special Bus No. 4/Bus Rapid Transit Line 104/Bus Rapid Transit Line 105/Bus Rapid Transit Line 106/Bus Rapid Transit Line 205 to the Zoo Station, or take subway line 4 and get off at Exit A of Zoo Station. North Gate: Take bus No. 16/26/Bus Rapid Transit Line 103/Bus Rapid Transit Line 105 to Beijing Jiaotong University Station.

Phone 010-68390274;010-68314411