The only Czech zoo of its kind, Zoo Park Vyškov mainly breeds domestic and farm animals from all over the world. But definitely not just those...
They keep more than one thousand animals here. Above all, kids can see here that cows are not purple and eggs do not just come out of a machine in a factory, but rather we owe them to hens. Children can pet or feed kids, lambs and other domestic animals in Granny’s Farmyard.
And what other animals can you see here?
In addition to hens from the Czech Republic and abroad, there are also exotic lemurs, parrots, coatis... You can watch the merry playing of nutrias... and many other species.
You can visit a replica of a farm from the Haná region with an exhibition on traditional rural life and a centre for environmental education (with an underground aquarium and terrarium). Using all their senses, children will discover ecological topics in an entertaining way here.
We recommend you take a ride by a special DinoExpres train across Vyškov to the DinoPark, which is a part of the zoo.
And the planetarium in Vyškov in the beautiful green Marchanice Grove is yet another part of the zoo.
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