Copenhagen Zoo - Copenhagen - TravBuddy

If you visit Copenhagen you should go to this zoo (I really recommend this place to everyone). Price is cheap and you get a chance to see some exotic animals.
Copenhagen Zoo is only zoo outside of Australia where is Tasmanian devils. Other exotic animals are kangaroos, pandas, polar bear, etc.
You will also get a chance to play with goats and kids and walk through house full of exotic butterflies.
Copenhagen Zoo is really good way to spend day. If you go take enough time to go there 'cause time flies when looking at all these animals.
If you get hungry while in zoo, there is couple places to eat. I didn't eat there (except one ice cream) so I can't say anything about the food.
If you have a chance bring camera with you, you will need it.
Zoo is seperated for both sides of Roskildevej. If we wouldn't known that already when we went to the zoo we probably would have missed the other side (tunnel which connects the sides was placed so that we didn't walk past it).
If you go, remember to go on tower. It costs 20 krones and you need to walk lots of stairs, but the view is amazing.
One thing which I thought was odd was that there were only 2 souvenier shops (usually tourist places have more) and selection on those was pretty poor.
I would give 4 and half stars to the zoo, but because it's not possible and I have to choose between 5 and 4, I'm giving 4 stars.

P.S. If you are interested to see more photos I have uploaded photos from zoo in my Summer Trip 2008 blog.

I love going to the zoo! No matter where I travel, I always check out if there's a zoo nearby. I Copenhagen we have a zoo as well, with many different kind of animals: Bears (brown and polar), elephants, lions, seals, Tasmanian devils, monkeys, kangaroos.. and many, many more.

When I have a day off I often go to the zoo to take photographs of the animals there - it's a great way of spending the day.

After seeing other zoos around the world, Copenhagen Zoo doesn't seem that exotic though - I'm missing the koalas, pandas, dolphins and killer whales.. well - we can't all have the same - and that makes it even more fun to visit other zoos around the world!

Biggest problem at the zoo is the entrance fee - 120 DKK (around 16 EURO). If you're going - make a day of it. They have a excellent brunch at the café - and remember to bring your camera!!