Zamość Zoo
Ogród Zoologiczny im. Stefana Milera
A city zoo about 1 km west of the old town, housing hundreds of species including lions, gibbons and bears. It is good for families.
Zamość Zoo was founded in 1918 and named after its founder, Stefan Miller. It is one of the larger zoos in southeastern Poland. It has a predator house, a primate house, and bird and reptile areas, housing hundreds of species including lions, gibbons, bears and zebras. In recent years it has added several modern exhibits and a children's play area. The zoo is not large, and you can see it in about 2 hours. It is about a 15-minute walk from the old town. Admission costs a few dozen złoty, and families visit in large numbers on weekends.
Opening hours
Approx. 9:00–19:00 (closes earlier in winter)
Nearby sights
- Zamość Arsenal Museum
- Zamoyski Palace
- Rotunda Martyrdom Museum
- Zamość Cathedral
- Zamoyski Academy
- Great Market Square
- Zamość Town Hall
- Armenian Houses & Zamość Museum