Combo (Save 5%): Schönbrunn Zoo + Desert House Skip-the-Line Tickets

Save 5% with this combo and enjoy skip-the-line entry to both Schönbrunn Zoo and the Desert House, exploring diverse wildlife and desert habitats in one seamless visit.

Getting started

Arrive at Schönbrunn Zoo and present your mobile ticket at the main entrance to skip the queues. Your ticket grants direct access to both the zoo and the Desert House; there's no need to wait in line at either attraction.

What to expect

Schönbrunn Zoo

Founded in 1752, Schönbrunn Zoo is the world’s oldest zoo and home to over 700 animal species, including many that are critically endangered. Set within 17 hectares, the zoo is renowned for its conservation efforts and unique animal encounters.

Features:

• Giant pandas: See one of the few pairs of giant pandas outside China, a highlight for visitors and a symbol of global conservation.

• Siberian tigers and orangutans: Watch these rare animals in thoughtfully designed habitats, showcasing natural behaviors and climbing skills.

• Rainforest house and aquarium terrarium: Explore lush tropical environments and discover a vibrant array of fish, reptiles, and amphibians.

• Polarium and Tirolerhof: Visit areas dedicated to seals, penguins, polar bears, and rare farm breeds, offering insight into diverse ecosystems.

Desert House

Located near the zoo, the Desert House immerses you in the fascinating world of desert flora and fauna, with a focus on adaptation and survival.

Features:

• Interactive desert trail: Begin with a unique nibble fish encounter, then follow a trail through landscapes from Central America to Madagascar, featuring Kaiser's spotted newts and black-tailed rattlesnakes.

• Naked mole rat colony: Observe a bustling colony in a 70-meter glass tube maze, a favorite for visitors of all ages.

• Rare plants and animals: Spot radiated tortoises, venomous Gila monsters, and living plant fossils like Welwitschia mirabilis, highlighting the resilience of desert life.

• Cacti and succulents: Walk among diverse desert plants, including cuttings from the world’s oldest pot plant, and learn about their remarkable survival strategies.