Montpellier, France
50 Avenue Agropolis
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+33 467544523
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
This is great I definitely recommend however there is definitely room for improvement as we have an autistic daughter that is sensitive to noise (like really) and it was our luck that the fire alarm went off right in the middle of the indoor bit of it and we got a bit lost and in this case the fire alarm was shouting get out like a bomb was about to drop and we couldn't find our way out me and my other daughter were laughing but my husband (very nervous traveller) was stressing his head off and was refusing to go through the bat cave the staff were friendly but just so happened my autistic daughter heared a rumour an animal was out ( which it wasn't) luckily we got escorted out and the man escorting us was really understanding I think our luck but then we got outside and it poured down with rain so we went for food to calm down a bit it was over priced but tasted good not many options but we had good memories my autistic daughter doesn't like walking especially in the heat and it resulted her to throw up but we saw some things only we could see once in our life like the cheetahs we really active and were chasing each other it was amazing just things we couldn't or them control ruined it
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It is a big park with some animals. The zoo area is huge, so be prepared for a long walk and get enough water. Free entrance to a big part of the park was nice. Animals are free but well protected, and nicely kept in a natural environment, which is good. However they are hardly seen and the path does not have any trees that make shadow, which makes it hard to see it all in a single day in summer with so much sun. The restaurant is found only near the main entrance, we did not see any other are to eat or drink, so you need to carry water and some snacks. Signs are not so clear; sometimes we felt lost in the middle of nothing. In general, there is lots of room for improvement...
This is an interesting park and entry is free but I took my three children there expecting to see lots of animals and that wasn't the case. Due to the heat, they found it tricky walking the 3opening, fairly stark pathways and disappointment at the lack of visible animals. There are rhinos , gazelles and giraffes and we did see the cheetahs but the park but there's not enough to keep hot expectant children engaged. There are boards picturing the insects that live in the park habitat but they are not actually there to look at , except by chance! It's more of a walk in a park with some animals about the a zoo. I imagine far nicer in spring too.
Many different animals and beautiful paths but the enclosures aren't very big. In a lot of enclosures were only a few trees or plants.
My favorite place in my hometown. It's not really like other zoos: it's free, there's so much nature, and the animals (at least from what I can tell) have large enclosures and seem happy.
It,'s a beautiful place ! Must do do!
A nice place to walk around and see some animals lazily standing in the shade of a tree. Try to avoid the hot summer days for you visit
Must visit. Amazing fir kids.
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