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Madrid Zoo Aquarium is one of the most popular family attractions in Madrid. Located within the vast green spaces of Casa de Campo, the zoo covers more than 20 hectares and houses thousands of animals representing hundreds of species from every continent. Opened in 1972, it has become an important center for wildlife conservation, research, and environmental education.

The zoo is particularly famous for its giant pandas, making it one of the few zoological parks in Europe to host these rare animals. Visitors can also observe lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, rhinoceroses, gorillas, koalas, and many other species. In addition to the zoo, the complex includes a large aquarium featuring sharks, tropical fish, coral reef displays, and marine ecosystems from around the world. An extensive aviary allows guests to walk through habitats filled with exotic birds and free-flying species.

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Madrid Zoo Aquarium focuses strongly on conservation and participates in numerous international breeding programs for endangered species. Educational exhibits, keeper talks, and feeding demonstrations help visitors learn about wildlife protection and biodiversity. The combination of zoo, aquarium, and bird habitats makes it possible to experience a wide variety of animals in a single visit.

Adult admission tickets generally cost around €20–€30, while reduced prices are available for children, seniors, and families. Online booking often provides discounts and helps avoid queues during weekends and holidays. Most visitors spend four to six hours exploring the park, although wildlife enthusiasts may easily spend an entire day visiting all exhibits.

The zoo is located on the western side of Madrid and can be reached by metro, bus, or car. The nearest station is Casa de Campo Station, which provides convenient access from central Madrid. Travelers can reach the zoo in approximately 20–30 minutes from the city center. Its location within Casa de Campo also allows visitors to combine their zoo visit with walks, cycling, or other outdoor activities in Madrid’s largest urban park.