What are the ticket prices for Zoological Museum of Strasbourg?
Full admission to the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is 9 euros, and reduced admission is 4.50 euros.
Whether you are preparing for a family outing or planning an independent visit to the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg, we have gathered key information to help your trip run smoothly. Please note that for the most accurate and current policies, it is recommended to verify details via official sources.

Full admission to the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is 9 euros, and reduced admission is 4.50 euros.
Yes, under-18s and official listed free categories enter free. Additionally, all visitors enter free on the first Sunday of each month.
Tickets for the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg are currently sold only at the museum ticket desks on-site.
Yes, group admission or booking options are available, though specific group pricing is not detailed beyond the standard and reduced tariffs.
Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is open from Tuesday to Friday with split hours from 10:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 18:00, and continuously on weekends from 10:00 to 18:00. The museum is closed on Mondays.
There are currently no listed special opening hours or holiday closures for Zoological Museum of Strasbourg.
Zoological Museum of Strasbourg closes at 18:00 every day it is open, with a morning closure from 13:00 to 14:00 Tuesday through Friday.
No, Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is closed on Mondays.
On weekends, visiting hours at Zoological Museum of Strasbourg are from 10:00 to 18:00 without interruption.
Yes, visitors can borrow strollers or wheelchairs by requesting them directly at the ticket desk of the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg.
Family visit resources are available for selected visits or programmes at the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg, though availability is limited.
Mobility access at the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is limited. Routes and equipment are venue-specific, and disabled visitors along with one companion receive free admission.
Public transport is located within 20 meters of the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg at the Universite stop for bus N1 and trams C, E, and F, and at the Observatoire stop within 310 meters.
Cycle parking is available about 10 meters away at Boulevard de la Victoire, providing 24 uncovered spaces.
No, animals are not allowed inside the buildings of the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg.
No, it is not permitted to eat inside the buildings of the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg.
You can contact the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg through its official visitor information website at https://www.musees.strasbourg.eu/tous-les-horaires. Direct phone numbers, email addresses, and specific response times are not provided in the current visitor channels.
An official email address for the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is not provided in the available visitor information.
An official telephone number for the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg is not provided in the current visitor channels.
You can request to rent a space or privatize an area within the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg by sending an email to [email protected].
The best time to visit is during the first practical weekday opening period for quieter rooms and the largest buffer before last admission.
The nearest mapped cycle parking is located about 10 meters away at Boulevard de la Victoire with 24 uncovered spaces. Visitors should use a proper lock and secure bicycles at the mapped rack rather than to heritage railings while utilizing Strasbourg's extensive cycle network.
Université is about 20 meters away and served by bus N1 and trams C, E, and F. Observatoire is about 310 meters away and served by buses N1 and C1, as well as trams C, E, and F. Strasbourg-Ville railway station is approximately 2.3 kilometers away, and visitors can use the live CTS tram and bus network planner for station connections.
Place de l'Académie is the nearest mapped public car park, approximately 340 meters from the visitor point, and it is marked as paid. Central Strasbourg features pedestrian streets, access restrictions, and limited kerb parking, so using a CTS Park & Ride linked to the tram is often recommended over driving.
Visitors should allow about 90 to 150 minutes to fully experience the collection, interpretation, and building.
A reservation is recommended for visiting. Tickets are currently sold exclusively at the museum ticket desks, and visitors should check date-specific exceptions and last-entry rules before setting out.
Visitors are permitted to take personal photographs inside the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg without using a flash. Professional or commercial photography requires contacting the communication department.
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