- Open since 1913, and still going strong, Edinburgh Zoo gives you the opportunity to meet over 1,000 animals, and is the most exciting wildlife attraction in Scotland.
- Edinburgh Zoo is a large 82-acre park in the Corstorphine area of Edinburgh, Scotland. It has extensive views of the city and it was first built in 1913.
- With your ticket, you will also receive additional perks and discounts such as discounted entry to the Holyrood Distillery, a bus ride to Edinburgh Zoo...
- Formerly the Scottish National Zoological Park, Edinburgh Zoo was opened in 1913 with a design that provided a spacious, natural environment for the animals.
- One of the Scotland’s most popular attractions since opening in 1913, Edinburgh Zoo sits on Corstorphine Hill overlooking the city.
- The Edinburgh Zoo is a 33-hectare zoological park that offers over 1,000 animals representing almost 200 species in their native habitats.
- Both tigers at Edinburgh Zoo were born in captivity; one at the Fota Wildlife Park in Ireland, and the other at Bristol Zoo in England.
- Edinburgh Zoo is set in 82 acres of sloping parkland and is situated three miles to the west of Edinburgh city centre.
- Edinburgh Zoo has a long history as it started acquiring visitors in 1914. Some animals in the zoo are famous and have a long and interesting history.
- Edinburgh Zoo is one of Scotland’s big-league attractions, sprawling across the south side of Corstorphine Hill in the capital’s western suburbs.