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Where: Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin
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Opened in 1844, the ZOO in Berlin was the first in Germany and the 9th in Europe.
During the years of its existence, it witnessed to changes in the political circumstances, demolitions and post war reconstructions and today is still among the most beautiful ones in Europe.
Over time, the ZOO has been divided into two ZOOs and one Aquarium (that also has a long tradition), but they all under the agreement are maintaining and developing each special character.
Both ZOOs are homes to animal species whose diversity and rareness is a unique and non-approachable by any other city in Germany and Europe.
When you enter the ZOO’s property first thing you’ll notice is that it’s a wonderfully kept wildlife and botanic secret that is yet equipped with everything that you’ll need on your visit – playground, restaurants and shops – that fits to a great time you’ll spend there with your family.
This oasis of peace, nature and wildlife is proud of thousands of species of animals and every new member is kind of star in Berlin, as most Berliners are aware of the news of a new arrival.
The overall number of animals in both, ZOO Berlin and Tierpark Berlin, is 27 thousands of more than 2300 species which mean that you’ll definitely have an exciting time if you decide to visit any of these ZOOs.
And let\’s do not forget the Aquarium – the largest one in Germany!
Jellyfishes, medusas, black tip reef sharks are just pieces of the story that this beautiful ZOO space is offering.
With the very welcoming stuff, all three parts of the Berlin ZOO are here to entertain us, but more importantly
– teach us more about the uniqueness of our planet’s animal and plant fund
– giving us reasons to think more about the preservation of that treasure that covers all corners of the Earth.
What is obvious is the work of numerous architects on the design of the animal habitats and some of them dates back as early as 1872 – the Antelope House or year later – the Elephant House.
Out of modern concepts, worthy of mentioning is definitely the Hippopotamus House from 1997 – modernly applied for the well being of these animals.
Where: Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin
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Park Inn Alexanderplatz
A charming four-star hotel ideally situated at the Alexanderplatz in Berlin.
Berlin’s tallest hotel with panoramic views of Berlin, Town Hall, Alexanderplatz, and TV Tower (der Fehrnsehnturm).
It also has a beautiful spa area.