Zoo Schwerin

About

Zoo Schwerin is a scenic, family-friendly destination where over 1,800 animals thrive across 24 hectares of naturalistic enclosures. Nestled among the lakes of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Zoo Schwerin offers an immersive experience with wildlife from around the globe. Visitors can encounter Amur tigers, red pandas, and European wolves in the Eurasian zone, while the African section features zebras and white rhinos. South American species like golden-headed lion tamarins and sloths add tropical charm. The zoo’s thoughtful design encourages close-up views of animals in spacious habitats, including free-roaming prairie dogs and peacocks. With playgrounds, petting areas, and lush walkways, it’s ideal for families and nature lovers. Zoo Schwerin also plays a vital role in conservation, housing endangered species and promoting biodiversity. Whether you're watching pelicans by the lake or anteaters near the treehouse, every visit promises discovery and delight.

Schwerin Germany

Location

Zoo Schwerin is located at An der Crivitzer Chaussee 1, 19061 Schwerin, in the southern part of the city. The zoo sits between the southern shore of Schweriner See, the Fauler See, and the residential district of Großer Dreesch, offering a natural, green setting with wooded surroundings. It is easily accessible via public transportation, with bus and tram stops nearby; the 'Zoo' stop is about a five-minute walk from the entrance. Adjacent attractions include a climbing park and mini golf course, while Zippendorfer Beach on Lake Schwerin is within walking distance, providing a lakeside promenade for strolls or swimming. The zoo's location places it close to recreational spaces and nature, making it convenient for families and visitors looking to combine their zoo visit with other outdoor activities in Schwerin.