Animals, shows, the equatorial dome… There are 1,000 things to see in Beauval!
Plan your visit with our interactive map. Find our shows, restaurants, educational talks, and all your favourite animals! Plan out a truly memorable day discovering the ZooParc’s 45 hectares.
From November 3 2025, to February 6 2026 inclusive, the South entrance will be closed (except in specific cases).
Access to the ZooParc will be exclusively via the North entrance, near the Equatorial Dome. Coming by car is highly recommended if you are staying a the Beauval Hotels.
Practical information
Download the Beauval mobile app
Find our way using the map
Two unforgettable, must-see shows
Meetings with our educational guides that are not to be missed
15 eateries open according to the season
The performances of the shows take place from the end of March to mid-November
Map and routes
Organise a 2-day visit to fully enjoy the ZooParc and all its treasures!
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La Grande Volière Sud-Américaine
Flamants des Caraïbes, fourmiliers, singes hurleurs, ibis, canards, coatis…
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The African Savannah
Giraffes, zebras, sable antelopes, giant tortoises, bat-eared foxes…
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The Asiatic Plains
Malayan tapirs, Indian rhinoceros, cranes, deers…
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The Big Cat Woodlands
Persian leopards, hyenas, jaguars, raccoons, coatis, Asian small-clawed otters…
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The Bird Tropical Greenhouse
Rhinoceros hornbills, Java mouse-deers, Victoria crowned pigeons, sloths…
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The Cheetah Territory
Cheetahs
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The Elephant Plains
Elephants, okapis…
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The Equatorial Dome
Manatees, pygmy hippopotamus, golden lion tamarins, Komodo dragons…
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The Gorilla Greenhouse
Gorillas, patas monkeys, rays…
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The Heights of China
Giant pandas, snow leopards, red pandas, takins, Javan langurs, fishing cats…
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The Hippopotamus Reserve
Hippopotamus, red river hogs, bongos, nyalas, pelicans…
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The Historic Alley
Ringed-tailed lemurs, Humboldt penguins, American flamingos, ruffed lemurs…
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The Koala Greenhouse
Koalas, corals, kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, tree kangaroos…
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The Land of the Lions
Lions, meerkats, wild dogs, naked mole-rats…
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The Monkey Pathways
Diana monkeys, spider monkeys, Barbary macaques…
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The North American Territory
Brown bears, arctic wolves…
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The Orangutan and Chimpanzee Greenhouse
Chimpanzees, orangutans, pygmy marmosets, tamarins…
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The Parrot Rotunda
Sulphur-crested cockatoos, palm cockatoos, hyacinth macaws, Amazon parrots, keas, lories…
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The South American Pampas
Lowland tapirs, capybaras…
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Vivariums and Aquariums
Alligators, poison dart frogs, chameleons…
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10:00 AM - Cheetahs
What are the adaptations which allow this animal to hit speed records? Is it lonely or living in group? Why has the cheetah black tears under it eyes? Is it only living in Africa?
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10:00 AM - Giant pandas
Why is the giant panda in the Carnivora Order? Why do they have six fingers at their front paws? Why are male and female in separate enclosures? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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10:00 AM - Golden snub-nosed monkeys
Why are the golden snub-nosed monkeys exceptional at Beauval? What is the origin of their scientific name, Rhinopithecus roxellana? How have they adapted to the freezing cold of the Chinese mountains? Come and find out with this animation!
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10:00 AM - Lions
On The Land of the Lions, you can see our lion family and their vast area… It’s a good time to answer those questions: What is the lion’s mane for? If the male doesn’t hunt often, what roles does he have within the harem? Do lion males really kill lion cubs?
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10:30 AM - African Savannah
White rhinoceros, giraffes, Grevy’s zebras, springboks, black hippotragues… share the African Savannah of Beauval. In front of this incredible panorama, enjoy specificities on the various species that populate it.
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10:30 AM - Andean condors
Where does the name “condor” come from? What is the role of the Andean condor in the ecosystem? What conservation actions are being put in place to save it?
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10:30 AM - Beauval Nature association
How does the association work? How can you get involved? What are the missions of the conservation programs?
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10:30 AM - Wild dogs
What are their big ears for? What’s the common point they have with wolves? Are they good at hunting? How much babies there are by litter? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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10:30 AM ~ 11:30 AM - Visites guidées
Partez pour un « Grand voyage » en découvrant des espèces de chaque continent pour en apprendre plus sur leur mode de vie et les moyens de les protéger.
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10:45 AM - Okapi
What is this mysterious mammal discovered on XXth century? Is it a giraffe or a zebra? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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10:45 AM - Primates particularities
What is a primate ? How does it communicate ? What does these animals facial expressions mean ? What are the exotic pets?
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11:00 AM - Nursery
At the nursery, zookeepers take care of the nestlings and daily monitor their health. Discover the nursery during our recorded presentations!
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11:15 AM - Hippopotamus
Enter the heart of The Hippopotamus Reserve … and, guided by the voice of our animator, contemplate a hundred animals in an exceptional installation. The hippos will have no more secrets for you!
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11:30 AM - Cheetah
What is allow the cheetah to hit speed records? Is it solitary or living in group? Why has the cheetah black tears under it eyes? Is it living only in Africa? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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11:30 AM - The Asiatic Plains
What is the small trunk of the Malayan tapir used for? Is a baby Malayan tapir black and white like its parents? What are the differences between white and Indian rhino? Why do they do mud baths?
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11:45 AM - Arctic wolves
Who are the arctic wolves? Can they survive under -50°C? How do they communicate? Are they really the “big bad wolves”? Who were the “lupariis”? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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11:45 AM - Tasmanian devils
Where does the name “devil” come from? Why this species is threatened? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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12:00 PM - Gorillas
What do they eat? How does a group of gorillas work? What are the main threats for these great apes?
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1:00 PM - Giant pandas
Why is the giant panda in the Carnivora Order? Why do they have six fingers at their front paws? Why are male and female in separate enclosures? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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1:00 PM - Wild dogs
What are their big ears for? What’s the common point they have with wolves? Are they good at hunting? How much babies there are by litter? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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1:15 PM - Golden snub-nosed monkeys
Why are the golden snub-nosed monkeys exceptional at Beauval? What is the origin of their scientific name, Rhinopithecus roxellana? How have they adapted to the freezing cold of the Chinese mountains? Come and find out with this animation!
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1:30 PM - Arctic wolves
Who are the arctic wolves? Can they survive under -50°C? How do they communicate? Are they really the “big bad wolves”? Who were the “lupariis”? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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1:30 PM - Beauval Nature association
How does the association work? How can you get involved? What are the missions of the conservation programs?
83
1:30 PM - Lions
On The Land of the Lions, you can see our lion family and their vast area… It’s a good time to answer those questions: What is the lion’s mane for? If the male doesn’t hunt often, what roles does he have within the harem? Do lion males really kill lion cubs?
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1:30 PM - Primates particularities
What is a primate ? How does it communicate ? What does these animals facial expressions mean ? What are the exotic pets?
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2:00 PM - Andean condors
Where does the name “condor” come from? What is the role of the Andean condor in the ecosystem? What conservation actions are being put in place to save it?
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2:00 PM - Koalas
Beauval is the only place in France we you can catch a glimpse of koalas! Find out more information about those marsupials in this presentation. By the way… what is a marsupial?
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2:00 PM - Nursery
At the nursery, zookeepers take care of the nestlings and daily monitor their health. Discover the nursery during our recorded presentations!
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2:00 PM ~ 5:30 PM - Carnets d’aventure
La maison Beauval Nature mets à l’honneur 5 carnets d’activités différents afin d’offrir une expérience de voyage inédite ! Partez à l’aventure en Océanie, en Amérique, en Asie, dans le camp de l’association Help Congo en Afrique ou bien découvrez notre faune européenne !
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2:00 PM ~ 5:30 PM - Création de nichoir à oiseaux
Envie de voir de plus près nos oiseaux locaux ? Rendez-vous tout au long de la journée à la maison Beauval Nature, pour décorer votre nichoir à oiseaux à installer chez vous !Cette activité pour fera découvrir ou redécouvrir les animaux vivants en Europe, les principales menaces, que faire à notre échelle pour protéger notre environnement et les actions qui sont mises en place par les différents programmes de conservation soutenus par l’association Beauval Nature.
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2:00 PM ~ 5:30 PM - Jeux gratuits
Rejoignez nos animateurs de qualité et découvrez nos jeux gratuits sur la faune mondiale ! Arriverez-vous à reconnaitre la faune africaine à partir de photos prises par des caméras pièges ? Connaissez-vous vraiment les pandas géants ? Saurez-vous identifier les langues de nos animaux ? Vous pourrez également puisez dans votre imagination pour colorier des dessins tribaux d’Océanie !
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2:00 PM ~ 5:30 PM - Salle d’exposition
Retrouvez 5 associations soutenue par Beauval Nature sur 5 continents différents. Des espaces dédiés et immersifs seront présents avec des informations sur les associations, les espèces qu’elles protègent et comment les aider.
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2:00 PM ~ 5:30 PM - Une expérience immersive
« Immersion dans la vie animale» : à travers des séances d’écoute de nos podcasts Beauval nature, laissez-vous aller à la découverte de la vie d’un chimpanzé ou encore d’un lamantin et échangez avec nos médiateurs passionnés. Du matériel pédagogique sera à disposition pour compléter cette expérience.
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2:30 PM - Golden snub-nosed monkeys
Why are the golden snub-nosed monkeys exceptional at Beauval? What is the origin of their scientific name, Rhinopithecus roxellana? How have they adapted to the freezing cold of the Chinese mountains? Come and find out with this animation!
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2:45 PM - The Asiatic Plains
What is the small trunk of the Malayan tapir used for? Is a baby Malayan tapir black and white like its parents? What are the differences between white and Indian rhino? Why do they do mud baths?
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3:00 PM - Giant pandas
Climb to The Heights of China and discover Huan Huan and Yuan Zi, our amazing pandas and their baby Yuan Meng! Why does our couple live separately? How many kilos of bamboo does they eat?… Find out the answers to all your questions and enjoy their incredible story!
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3:00 PM - Okapi
What is this mysterious mammal discovered on XXth century? Is it a giraffe or a zebra? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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3:15 PM - Hippopotamus
What is this red substance secreted by their skin pores and what is it used for? Are they really able to swim? What are the threats for this species? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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3:30 PM - Elephants
African elephants live in Beauval in the largest elephant place in France. How do they differentiate them from their Asian cousins? How much does an elephant weigh? What is the use of their trunk? To get to know them better, come and meet our animator…
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3:45 PM - Tasmanian devils
Where does the name “devil” come from? Why this species is threatened? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
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4:00 PM - Nursery
At the nursery, zookeepers take care of the nestlings and daily monitor their health. Discover the nursery during our recorded presentations!
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4:00 PM - Primates particularities
What is a primate ? How does it communicate ? What does these animals facial expressions mean ? What are the exotic pets?
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4:15 PM - Andean condors
Where does the name “condor” come from? What is the role of the Andean condor in the ecosystem? What conservation actions are being put in place to save it?
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4:15 PM - Manatees
Can they breathe underwater? What is medical training and how is it done? How much food do they eat each day? What is the nickname of the manatee?
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4:30 PM - Cheetah
What is allow the cheetah to hit speed records? Is it solitary or living in group? Why has the cheetah black tears under it eyes? Is it living only in Africa? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
83
4:30 PM - Lions
On The Land of the Lions, you can see our lion family and their vast area… It’s a good time to answer those questions: What is the lion’s mane for? If the male doesn’t hunt often, what roles does he have within the harem? Do lion males really kill lion cubs?
56
5:00 PM - Giant pandas
Why is the giant panda in the Carnivora Order? Why do they have six fingers at their front paws? Why are male and female in separate enclosures? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
82
5:00 PM - Wild dogs
What are their big ears for? What’s the common point they have with wolves? Are they good at hunting? How much babies there are by litter? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
63
5:15 PM - Golden snub-nosed monkeys
Why are the golden snub-nosed monkeys exceptional at Beauval? What is the origin of their scientific name, Rhinopithecus roxellana? How have they adapted to the freezing cold of the Chinese mountains? Come and find out with this animation!
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5:15 PM - Hippopotamus
What is this red substance secreted by their skin pores and what is it used for? Are they really able to swim? What are the threats for this species? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
64
5:30 PM - Arctic wolves
Who are the arctic wolves? Can they survive under -50°C? How do they communicate? Are they really the “big bad wolves”? Who were the “lupariis”? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
56
6:00 PM - Giant pandas
Why is the giant panda in the Carnivora Order? Why do they have six fingers at their front paws? Why are male and female in separate enclosures? Discover it during our recorded presentations!
5
9:00 AM ~ 12:00 PM - Carnets d’aventure
La maison Beauval Nature mets à l’honneur 5 carnets d’activités différents afin d’offrir une expérience de voyage inédite ! Partez à l’aventure en Océanie, en Amérique, en Asie, dans le camp de l’association Help Congo en Afrique ou bien découvrez notre faune européenne !
5
9:00 AM ~ 12:00 PM - Création de nichoir à oiseaux
Envie de voir de plus près nos oiseaux locaux ? Rendez-vous tout au long de la journée à la maison Beauval Nature, pour décorer votre nichoir à oiseaux à installer chez vous !Cette activité pour fera découvrir ou redécouvrir les animaux vivants en Europe, les principales menaces, que faire à notre échelle pour protéger notre environnement et les actions qui sont mises en place par les différents programmes de conservation soutenus par l’association Beauval Nature.
5
9:00 AM ~ 12:00 PM - Jeux gratuits
Rejoignez nos animateurs de qualité et découvrez nos jeux gratuits sur la faune mondiale ! Arriverez-vous à reconnaitre la faune africaine à partir de photos prises par des caméras pièges ? Connaissez-vous vraiment les pandas géants ? Saurez-vous identifier les langues de nos animaux ? Vous pourrez également puisez dans votre imagination pour colorier des dessins tribaux d’Océanie !
5
9:00 AM ~ 12:00 PM - Salle d’exposition
Retrouvez 5 associations soutenue par Beauval Nature sur 5 continents différents. Des espaces dédiés et immersifs seront présents avec des informations sur les associations, les espèces qu’elles protègent et comment les aider.
5
9:00 AM ~ 12:00 PM - Une expérience immersive
« Immersion dans la vie animale» : à travers des séances d’écoute de nos podcasts Beauval nature, laissez-vous aller à la découverte de la vie d’un chimpanzé ou encore d’un lamantin et échangez avec nos médiateurs passionnés. Du matériel pédagogique sera à disposition pour compléter cette expérience.
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9:30 AM - Nursery
At the nursery, zookeepers take care of the nestlings and daily monitor their health. Discover the nursery during our recorded presentations!
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11:30 AM - L’Odyssée des Lions de Mer
Discover the breath-taking aquatic choreography of the sea lions!
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1:30 PM - L’Odyssée des Lions de Mer
Discover the breath-taking aquatic choreography of the sea lions!
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3:00 PM - Les Maîtres des Airs
A fantastic aerial ballet awaits you!
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4:15 PM - L’Odyssée des Lions de Mer
Discover the breath-taking aquatic choreography of the sea lions!
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1:13 AM ~ 1:13 AM - Au Royaume des Pandas shop
A 100% pandas shop!
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1:13 AM ~ 1:13 AM - Uluwatu Shop in the dome
Soft toys, goodies from the animals in the dome … and even a bookstore! A drive-through service is available to collect purchases from the “Flamants et Roses” Shop, at the entrance to the ZooParc
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9:00 AM ~ 7:30 PM - Autour du Monde shop
Find all the souvenirs bearing the effigy of Beauval animals!
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10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM - La Canopée
Located at the centre of the dome, La Canopée is ready to welcome you throughout the day with fresh fruit juices, natural granitas and handmade ice creams.
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10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM - Le Serengeti
Let the roaring of lions guide you to this restaurant… Grilled food, drinks, and ice cream can all be enjoyed in front of these majestic felines.
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10:00 AM ~ 6:30 PM - Les Bambous
Spring rolls, samosas, sweet-and-sour chicken, jasmine tea, mochis and other desserts are available in the aptly named Heights of China, near the giant pandas.
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10:30 AM ~ 6:00 PM - L’Eucalyptus
This shaded terrace, located between a playground and a carousel, is ready to serve you sandwiches, paninis, salads, crepes and drinks.
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11:30 AM ~ 3:30 PM - Le Yasuni
Le Yasuni offers an all-you-can-eat buffet. Reservations can be made up to 1 hour before the chosen time slot on the day. Nothing prevents you from coming by to check if tables are still available.
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11:30 AM ~ 6:00 PM - Le Kilimandjaro
Near the bird show area, Le Kilimanjaro restaurant offers burgers, fish and chips, nuggets, salads, drinks, and desserts.
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11:30 AM ~ 6:00 PM - Le Tropical
Located at the centre of the zoo, Le Tropical offers starters, hot dishes, cheese platters, desserts, drinks, and children’s menus.
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9:00 AM ~ 7:00 PM - El Tuparro
This bar, located on the ground floor terrace of the main building of the dome, offers a wide range of hot and cold drinks throughout the day.
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9:30 AM ~ 6:30 PM - La Roseraie
Taste crepes on the terrace! Ice creams and drinks are also available at La Roseraie
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10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM - Elephant cable car station
Approach the Elephant Plains, located in the southern part of the ZooParc, and use Le Nuage de Beauval to travel to the lions’ territory, 800 metres away!
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10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM - Lion cable car station
Approach the Equatorial Dome, located in the northern part of the ZooParc, and use Le Nuage de Beauval to travel to the Elephant Plains, 800 metres away!
