Here is the plan of the zoo with the various animals
Image courtesy of Antwerp Zoo
Practical stuff: *Opening hours: open 365 days a year. Check here for the exact hours: https://www.zooantwerpen.be/en/opening-hours-daily-programme/ *Cost: adults EUR 31, kids 12-17 EUR 29, kids 3-11 EUR 25, under 3 free entrance *You can buy tickets here: https://zooantwerpen.kmda.org/products/overview *There are lockers for EUR 2 and EUR 4 *Annual membership for EUR 198 per year, EUR 135 for single parents. You get the day ticket refunded, if you buy the annual membership within 5 days. You also get an hour in the zoo for members only *Annual membership gives you free entrance also to Planckendael Zoo, an animal park with a good selection of animals from all over the world and play structures scattered all around; great for younger kids!
*Wheelchair rental free, but you need to book in advance. Lower entrance fee *There is no parking at the zoo, but there are several parking places around it *The zoo is right next to the train station, so you can easily reach it by train *Antwerp is a Low Emissions Zone. See more details here: https://www.slimnaarantwerpen.be/en/LEZ
This is right next to Chocolate Nation, the largest museum in the world on Belgian chocolate offering a magical multimedia experience for kids and grown ups. This is one of the best museums we have visited and our kids thoroughly enjoyed it! It is definitely worth a visit when you are in Antwerp
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