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Berlin Zoo is one of the oldest and most diverse zoos in the world. Home to over 20,000 animals, it’s beautifully designed and easy to explore. Highlights include the giant pandas, hippos, and stunning aquarium. A peaceful green escape in the heart of the city—perfect for all ages!#BerlinZoo#ZoologischerGarten#VisitBerlin

Berlin Zoo is one of the oldest and most diverse zoos in the world. Home to over 20,000 animals, it&rsquo;s beautifully designed and easy to explore. Highlights include the giant pandas, hippos, and stunning aquarium. A peaceful green escape in the heart of the city&mdash;perfect for all ages!#BerlinZoo#ZoologischerGarten#VisitBerlin

Visited the Berlin zoo just to see the twin baby pandas! They were so cute, one of the twins didn&#39;t make a long appearance but the other baby panda was always visible whilst I was there - either sleeping in full view or trying to climb one of the poles. Their mother was enjoying the bamboo. The queues for the ice cream/drinks were really long so didn&#39;t buy but I did visit on a Saturday lunchtime so I&#39;m not surprised it was busy.

The aquarium of the Berlin Zoo is located outside the zoo. It is divided into the marine area, freshwater area, and reptile and amphibian area. It is very large, with rich species and great landscaping. There are so many rare species, such as the banded sea dragon (Dunckerocampus dactyliophorus) in Figure 7, the Queensland lungfish (Australian lungfish) in Figure 8, the green tree python in Figure 9, the Sarcoptes monitor (one of the longest lizard species) in Figure 10, and the beaked head lizard (Sphenodon) in Figure 11. This very rare New Zealand reptile has an independent evolutionary branch different from lizards (Squamata, Sumatra), belonging to the order Rhynchocephalus, and this order has only one family, one genus, and one species, and the rest are all extinct.

There are also super rich bird species, which are displayed in multiple venues (Figures 12 and 13). Many species I have never heard of. For example, the red-legged crane in Figure 14 (called Grus, when I was a child, it seemed to be classified as Gruiformes). I have heard of the Andean condor (Figure 15), but I have never seen one alive. The bird venues are generally new.

Not to mention the mammals in this park. Some species may be the only ones in Europe, and even in certain periods of history, there are species that are the only ones in the world&#39;s zoos. I have never seen the ring-tailed mongoose in Figure 16, the Maluku babirusa (the one without hair) and the bearded pig in Figure 17 in other zoos. If you have them, please add them. The Gaur (Indian bison) in Figure 18 is the largest bison species in the world. In addition, this park also has rare mammals such as sloth bears, siamangs, and eastern black rhinos. Overall, the venues for large and medium-sized mammals are a bit old, and the enrichment and landscaping can be improved.

The Berlin Zoological Garden, Germany&#39;s oldest zoo, offers a captivating experience with over 20,000 animals. Its stunning enclosures, like the Panda Garden and Aquarium, delight visitors of all ages. Renowned for conservation efforts and species diversity, it&#39;s a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts and families alike.

There are many objects built in large industries in the Science and Technology Museum. This place is also a good place to understand the industrial characteristics of Germany. The museum is also quite large, and many interesting things are worth appreciating.

Suitable for engineering students who love machinery and technology. It has everything from land, sea and air, and some models of physical principles. It is very large and takes at least half a day to visit. The exhibits in the aviation section are very good, especially the exhibits related to the German Air Force during World War II. Boys should like it! And the ticket price is not expensive, it is definitely worth a visit!

This is a paradise for children to play. There are guides operating machine tools at the entrance. Hands-on operation makes old machines come alive, which is probably the witness and reason why this nation&#39;s manufacturing industry is endless and world-leading. There is a display of ancient mechanical processing handicraft workshops, and people are working inside to demonstrate the train dispatching system. I admire the wisdom of the German people.

I spent a long time here and found it very interesting. I first looked at the windmill and the train for a while, and then I went back to the room to see other exhibits. I started with the train, then the ship, then the aircraft exhibition area and the rocket exhibition. There is also a restaurant on the first floor, which is very delicious. I was very tired from shopping, so I ordered a pizza. I was very surprised that it was much better than the ones in China. If you are tired of shopping, you can order a cup of coffee to rest, and then continue shopping!

Popular Family-Friendly Attractions in Berlin [2025]

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