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School trip to Cologne Zoo

Discover more than 12,000 animals from over 750 species at Cologne Zoo (Kölner Zoo). We arrange comfortable coach travel for you and your pupils.

Destination
Cologne, Germany
Type of trip
Zoo
Target group
Primary school (ages 4–12), lower secondary
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Cologne Zoo (Kölner Zoo) is a wonderful destination for an educational and enjoyable school trip. According to the zoo, it is home to some 12,000 animals from more than 750 species. Pupils visit the Elefantenpark, the Regenwaldhaus, the Aquarium, the Madagaskarhaus and the Pavianfelsen, among others. New is the Drachenhaus, home to Komodo dragons and kangaroos, among others. The youngest pupils have a great time at the Clemenshof, the children's farm.

For education, the zoo has its own Zooschule. That makes a visit a natural fit with lessons on animals, habitats and biodiversity. Bear in mind that some areas may be temporarily closed; it is worth checking the zoo's website beforehand.

We are happy to arrange transport to Cologne for you and your pupils. In a comfortable coach with an experienced driver, your group travels safely and relaxed, so you can concentrate on a successful day among the animals.

Highlights

  • More than 12,000 animals from 750+ species
  • New Drachenhaus with Komodo dragons
  • Its own Zooschule for schools

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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