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A family-friendly zoo in Rome’s Villa Borghese, home to diverse wildlife and engaging exhibits.
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Slide 1 of 11, Children observing penguins at Rome Bioparco.
Children observing penguins at Rome Bioparco.
White tiger standing on a log at Rome Bioparco, surrounded by lush greenery.
Lizard resting on a branch at Rome Bioparco.
Rhino calf walking beside adult at San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
Children observing a snake at Rome Bioparco.
Lion resting on a platform at Prague Zoo.
Iguana resting on a branch at Rome Bioparco.
Giraffes in enclosure at Rome Bioparco with trees and feeding barrels.
Giraffe standing in enclosure at Rome Bioparco.
Rhino resting under a tree at Rome Bioparco.
Mandrill sitting in enclosure at Rome Bioparco.
Explore at your pace
  • Skip the usual Rome sightseeing highlights and visit the famous Bioparco di Roma

  • Admire the incredible array of exotic wildlife here, from bears to tigers, and great apes

  • Get an understanding of the conservation efforts that help protect endangered animals around the world

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  • Skip the usual Rome sightseeing highlights and visit the famous Bioparco di Roma

  • Admire the incredible array of exotic wildlife here, from bears to tigers, and great apes

  • Get an understanding of the conservation efforts that help protect endangered animals around the world

from
€26
Slide 1 of 9, Parrot at Bio Parco and Leonardo da Vinci exhibit at museum.
Parrot at Bio Parco and Leonardo da Vinci exhibit at museum.
Two vicuñas at Bio Parco, Rome, part of the Bio Parco Entry tour.
Camel and calf at Bio Parco, Rome.
Orangutan at Bio Parco, Rome, Italy.
Leonardo da Vinci Museum exhibit with flying machine models and Vitruvian Man drawing.
Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine models on display at Mostra di Leonardo exhibit.
Model of Leonardo da Vinci's aerial screw at the Leonardo da Vinci Museum.
Leonardo da Vinci sketch displayed at the museum in Rome.
Colorful parrot at Bio Parco, Rome, near Castel St. Angelo.
Explore at your pace
  • Get access to two famous Roman attractions with one money-saving ticket!
  • Skip the usual Rome sightseeing highlights and visit the famous Bioparco di Roma.
  • Admire the incredible array of exotic wildlife here, from grizzly bears to tigers, and great apes.
  • Get an understanding of the conservation efforts that help protect endangered animals around the world.
  • At Leonardo da Vinci Museum, get a look into the inner workings of the great artist's brilliant mind.
  • See over 65 full-scale models drawn from da Vinci's codes, like flying machines and a bicycle.
  • Admire the 9 holograms showing Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D.
  • Travel back to the past and visit the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.
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  • Get access to two famous Roman attractions with one money-saving ticket!
  • Skip the usual Rome sightseeing highlights and visit the famous Bioparco di Roma.
  • Admire the incredible array of exotic wildlife here, from grizzly bears to tigers, and great apes.
  • Get an understanding of the conservation efforts that help protect endangered animals around the world.
  • At Leonardo da Vinci Museum, get a look into the inner workings of the great artist's brilliant mind.
  • See over 65 full-scale models drawn from da Vinci's codes, like flying machines and a bicycle.
  • Admire the 9 holograms showing Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D.
  • Travel back to the past and visit the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.
from Original price€35
€33.25

5% off

Slide 1 of 11, Borghese Gallery ceiling fresco and white tiger at Rome Bioparco.
Borghese Gallery ceiling fresco and white tiger at Rome Bioparco.
Tourists viewing sculptures at Borghese Gallery in Rome with skip-the-line tickets.
Borghese Gallery ceiling painting depicting mythological scene, Rome, Italy.
Children observing penguins at Rome Bioparco.
Giraffe standing in enclosure at Rome Bioparco.
Venus Victrix statue in Borghese Gallery, Rome, showcasing neoclassical art.
Borghese Gallery temple surrounded by trees and water in Rome.
Borghese Gallery facade with fountain and statue in Rome, Italy.
Lion resting on a platform at Prague Zoo.
Rhino calf walking beside adult at San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
Iguana resting on a branch at Rome Bioparco.
Explore at your pace
  • Split your day between world-class art and open-air wildlife, both tucked inside Villa Borghese without stepping outside the park.

  • Borghese Gallery: Timed-slot entry lets you explore the permanent collection independently, without a guide or group schedule.

  • Bioparco di Roma: Standard entry into Rome's zoological garden lets you wander enclosures at your own pace, with no fixed route required.

  • Visit both on the same day or split them across separate visits, depending on your selected Borghese time slot.

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  • Split your day between world-class art and open-air wildlife, both tucked inside Villa Borghese without stepping outside the park.

  • Borghese Gallery: Timed-slot entry lets you explore the permanent collection independently, without a guide or group schedule.

  • Bioparco di Roma: Standard entry into Rome's zoological garden lets you wander enclosures at your own pace, with no fixed route required.

  • Visit both on the same day or split them across separate visits, depending on your selected Borghese time slot.

from Original price€67
€63.65

5% off

Slide 1 of 9, Colosseum in Rome with sunlight and a llama at Bio Parco.
Colosseum in Rome with sunlight and a llama at Bio Parco.
Colosseum in Rome with nearby ancient structures and greenery.
Colosseum in Rome with sunlight streaming through arches.
Roman Forum with Colosseum and Basilica of Maxentius in Rome, Italy.
Two vicuñas at Bio Parco, Rome, part of the Bio Parco Entry tour.
Colorful parrot at Bio Parco, Rome, near Castel St. Angelo.
Camel and calf at Bio Parco, Rome.
Orangutan at Bio Parco, Rome, Italy.
Tour group walking through trees towards Colosseum, Rome.
Explore at your pace
  • Explore the majestic Colosseum and the impressive Bioparco di Roma with a single budget-friendly ticket.

  • Explore the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill at your peace.

  • Explore the Colosseum's arena (if chosen).

  • Admire exotic wildlife from grizzly bears to leopards, tigers, pythons, and even Komodo dragons at Bioparco.

  • Discover the impact of human actions on the environment, as well as conservation efforts.

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  • Explore the majestic Colosseum and the impressive Bioparco di Roma with a single budget-friendly ticket.

  • Explore the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill at your peace.

  • Explore the Colosseum's arena (if chosen).

  • Admire exotic wildlife from grizzly bears to leopards, tigers, pythons, and even Komodo dragons at Bioparco.

  • Discover the impact of human actions on the environment, as well as conservation efforts.

from Original price€65.90
€55.58

16% off

Slide 1 of 9, Hop-on hop-off bus near Roman ruins and lemurs at Rome Bioparco.
Hop-on hop-off bus near Roman ruins and lemurs at Rome Bioparco.
Open-top sightseeing bus in Rome near ancient ruins.
Open-top tour bus passing the Colosseum in Rome.
Open-top sightseeing bus in Rome near historical buildings.
Blue-and-yellow Macaw perched on a branch at Bioparco Rome.
Camel at Rome Bioparco during 48-hour hop-on hop-off tour.
Giraffe peeking over a fence at Biopark Rome.
Scarlet ibises perched on branches at Rome Bioparco during 48-hour hop-on hop-off tour.
Tiger at Rome Bioparco, part of the 48-hour hop-on hop-off tour experience.
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Audio guide
  • Get the best of Rome with these combo tickets consisting of a 48-hour hop on hop-off tour and entry to Bioparco di Roma, one of Italy’s oldest.
  • Enjoy the convenience of getting on and off for 48 hours, across 8 stops, and buses scheduled every 10-15mins.
  • The bus is equipped with an onboard audio guide in 8 languages, free WiFi, and a City Sightseeing app that provides you with real-time updates and more.
  • Say hello to giraffes, tigers, birds, and 1,200 other animals from 200 different species of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians at the Rome Bioparco.
  • Fun Fact: Founded in 1911, Rome Bioparco is one of the oldest zoological gardens in Italy.
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  • Get the best of Rome with these combo tickets consisting of a 48-hour hop on hop-off tour and entry to Bioparco di Roma, one of Italy’s oldest.
  • Enjoy the convenience of getting on and off for 48 hours, across 8 stops, and buses scheduled every 10-15mins.
  • The bus is equipped with an onboard audio guide in 8 languages, free WiFi, and a City Sightseeing app that provides you with real-time updates and more.
  • Say hello to giraffes, tigers, birds, and 1,200 other animals from 200 different species of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians at the Rome Bioparco.
  • Fun Fact: Founded in 1911, Rome Bioparco is one of the oldest zoological gardens in Italy.
from Original price€59.15
€56.19

5% off

Slide 1 of 8, Castel Sant'Angelo and Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber River in Rome, Italy.
Castel Sant'Angelo and Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber River in Rome, Italy.
Two vicuñas at Bio Parco, Rome, part of the Bio Parco Entry tour.
Colorful parrot at Bio Parco, Rome, near Castel St. Angelo.
Castel Sant'Angelo with angel statues, Rome, Italy.
Castel Sant'Angelo and Ponte Sant'Angelo reflected in the Tiber River, Rome.
Camel and calf at Bio Parco, Rome.
Bridge leading to Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome at sunset.
Orangutan at Bio Parco, Rome, Italy.
Explore at your pace
  • Save money as you visit two fascinating Rome attractions with a single ticket.
  • Meet an array of exotic wildlife from grizzly bears and tigers to great apes, at Bioparco di Roma.
  • Learn about and appreciate the park's conservation efforts to protect the world's endangered animals.
  • Enjoy skip-the-line entry into Castel Sant'Angelo, that has been around since the 2nd century.
  • Learn more about Roman history as you explore all five floors of the castle.
  • Admire the building's stunning Roman architecture, along with its preserved statues, art, and weapons.
More details
  • Save money as you visit two fascinating Rome attractions with a single ticket.
  • Meet an array of exotic wildlife from grizzly bears and tigers to great apes, at Bioparco di Roma.
  • Learn about and appreciate the park's conservation efforts to protect the world's endangered animals.
  • Enjoy skip-the-line entry into Castel Sant'Angelo, that has been around since the 2nd century.
  • Learn more about Roman history as you explore all five floors of the castle.
  • Admire the building's stunning Roman architecture, along with its preserved statues, art, and weapons.
from Original price€43.90
€41.70

5% off

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Pick up a park map at the entrance to plan your route and make the most of themed zones and daily activities.

Wear comfortable shoes—paths are scenic but can be hilly and uneven in places, especially for strollers or wheelchairs.

Check the schedule for keeper talks and feeding sessions posted on-site for interactive learning opportunities.

Bring a reusable water bottle; refill stations and shaded picnic spots are available throughout the park.

Combine your visit with a stroll or boat ride in Villa Borghese for a full day of nature and relaxation.

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About Bio Parco

Bioparco di Roma is a highlight of Rome’s wildlife and family attractions, offering visitors the chance to encounter exotic animals, enjoy educational keeper talks, and relax in beautifully landscaped gardens. As part of any animal lover’s or family’s Rome itinerary, it’s a must-visit for those seeking a blend of nature, history, and conservation.

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Families

AddressPiazzale del, V.le del Giardino Zoologico, 1, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Also known asBio Parco
Year opened1911
Founded byCarl Hagenbeck
Visitors per year700000

Did you know?

Bioparco di Roma opened in 1911, making it Italy’s oldest zoological garden and one of Europe’s historic city zoos.

The park is home to Kala, a Sumatran tiger cub born in 2024—a celebrated addition to the endangered species program.

Bioparco’s Reptile House is one of Europe’s oldest, featuring rare species like Komodo dragons and giant Sicilian tortoises.

The zoo’s habitats are designed without traditional bars, using moats and natural barriers to create open, immersive environments.

Bioparco sits within the Villa Borghese gardens, just a short stroll from landmarks like Piazza del Popolo and the Borghese Gallery.

Why visit Bio Parco?

Historic Setting in Villa Borghese

Experience wildlife in the heart of Rome’s iconic Villa Borghese gardens, blending centuries-old monuments with lush, shaded landscapes for a truly unique day out.

Diverse Animal Encounters

Meet over 1,100 animals from 220 species, including Sumatran tigers, giraffes, elephants, rhinos, and rare reptiles, all in thoughtfully designed, naturalistic habitats.

Family-Friendly Attractions

Enjoy interactive zones like the Children’s Bioparco, a petting farm, and a charming miniature train ride—perfect for keeping little ones engaged and entertained.

Conservation and Education

Learn about endangered species and biodiversity through engaging keeper talks, feeding sessions, and educational exhibits that highlight Bioparco’s conservation mission.

Unique Exhibits and Events

Explore standout features like the historic Reptile House, penguin and seal habitats with underwater viewing, and special seasonal events and ecology-themed exhibitions.

Plan your visit

Main Entrance (Piazzale del Giardino Zoologico)

Located at Piazzale del Giardino Zoologico, 20, this is the only official entrance to Bioparco. You'll find it at the north end of Villa Borghese, just steps from the tram stop and a short walk from Metro Line A (Flaminio or Spagna stations). The entrance features a grand arched gate and is clearly signposted. While the entry plaza is flat and accessible, please note that some interior paths in the park are hilly or uneven, which may pose challenges for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. Strollers are permitted, but certain areas (like the Reptile House and some aviaries) have narrow or steep access.

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What our guests say

Kevin R

United States
Couple
Jul 2026
Photos don't do it justice. If your in Rome this is a must see. Dosent matter what you have planed, make time for this.

Combo: Colosseum + Rome Bioparco Tickets

Agamemnonas H

Cyprus
Couple
Jun 2026
There was a fairly long line at the museum entrance, but the wait was very short. Inside the museum, there is an elevator for people with disabilities. The prices at the gift shop are quite reasonable.🇨🇾🇨🇾🇨🇾

Combo: Colosseum + Rome Bioparco Tickets

Mireya P

Spain
Family
Apr 2026
It lets us book instantly and guarantees we won't have to wait in line when we enter; the views of the Vatican from the Tower of the Angel are breathtaking, and the interior of the castle is beautiful, with numerous intricate details.

Combo: Rome Bioparco + Castel Sant' Angelo Tickets

Sergio R

United States
Couple
Apr 2026
I really liked the selection of attractions offered by HEADOUT. The app was very user-friendly and easy to use for accessing the attractions.

Combo: Rome Bioparco + Castel Sant' Angelo Tickets

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