A forest in the city
Neighborhood: Palermo
Nearest Train: Subte "D" Plaza Italia
Phone: +54 11 4011 9900
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This is one of the most well-preserved areas of Buenos Aires, founded in 1874. At present the owners are Mexican and Argentine businessmen, who protect the conservation and the development of species that run a danger of extinction. In this place 2,500 animals belonging to 350 different species can be appreciated, from doves to white tigers. It has an open precinct for bears and a cage for condors. But do check out the living quarters of the elephant, similar to the sanctuary of Shiva. In 1988 an aquarium and an air-conditioned penguin colony were inaugurated here. General admission: ARS8 Passport (all access): ARS14.90 Minors under 12, seniors and handicapped persons free.
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