Welcome to Toronto Zoo: Canada’s largest zoological park

Are you on holiday in Toronto with your family? You cannot miss to visit the Toronto Zoo, the largest park in Canada. You can admire animals of all species in perfectly recreated natural habitats and get to know even the rarest specimens, such as the famous giant panda. It attracts thousands of tourists every day, including many Italians. Let’s find out what to expect from this incredible zoo made in Canada.

Ideal for all

As many as 5,000 animals live inside the majestic Toronto Zoo. From the gorilla to the lion, from the panda to the rhino to polar species such as bears and reindeers. The entire structure is divided into sections, in order to guarantee each animal species to live peacefully without any inconvenience related to the climate or the environment. And so its visitors, of all ages, can admire the area dedicated to the Savannah, Australasia, Eurasia, the Tundra, the Canadian section and the Indian Malaysia. The tour is quite long but it is really worth spending a day in contact with fauna and nature, retracing the most characteristic animal species country by country.

There is no time to be bored at the Toronto Zoo. You can see all the animals up close, bus also enjoy exhibitions and performances. The guests of the zoological park are the absolute protagonists. And for those who wants to carry home some memories, there are at least seven souvenir shops and there is also a zootique, with curious items and the possibility of making donations for the protection of animals.

So, why visit the Toronto Zoo?

Each animal species has its charm. The strength of the great rhinos, the beauty of the rare white lions or the only specimens of giant pandas in the country. These are just some of the reasons that drive tourists to visit the Toronto Zoo. Because the objective of the zoological park is not only to attract people but also to protect animals, especially those that risk extinction.

There is no lack of loving care by volunteers for those in need of assistance, as occurs within the wildlife health center. And what about the love shown towards the new born? A contest was organized for little Penelope, a pygmy hippopotamus cub, to choose the most suitable name together. Among the forms of entertainment provided for visitors, especially for the little ones, it is good not to miss those provided within the Discovery Zone. You can learn a lot, refresh yourself on Splash Island (ideal in the summer) and watch the performances. Toronto Zoo is open to the public every day, except December 25, for the whole day. Also offering cultural enrichment and many interesting news about each guest of the park.