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Zoologischer Garten Berlin
Zoologischer Garten Berlin
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Opened: 1 August 1844
Location: Berlin, Germany
Type: Public zoo / zoological collection
Zoologischer Garten Berlin is Germany's oldest zoo and one of the world's most historically significant zoological gardens. Opened in 1844, it is located in the heart of Berlin and is characterised by its historic buildings, landscaped grounds and long tradition of zoological keeping.
The collection covers a wide range of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates from around the world. The zoo is also home to the historic Aquarium Berlin, which opened in 1913 as a separate but closely associated institution. Together, the zoo and aquarium combine animal care with conservation, research and public education.
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