With a long history,
New York Central Park Zoo

The New York Central Park Zoo is a zoo located in Manhattan, New York, USA. It is located within Central Park and provides a unique atmosphere as a zoo located in the city center.

Central Park Zoo opened in 1864 and boasts a long history. It started out as a small zoo, but over time it expanded and grew to its current size. This zoo is loved by many as a space that provides nature and animals for people who want to take a break from tall buildings and city life.

Here, you can meet a variety of animals such as penguins, leopards, monkeys, and pumas, and you can also gain knowledge about animal ecology through educational events and programs.

Meet various animals

Meet a variety of wildlife at Central Park Zoo, including snow monkeys, California sea lions, chinstrap penguins, gentoo penguins, king penguins, macaroni penguins, and other Arctic penguins, as well as bears, red pandas, ruffed lemurs, snow leopards, and more!

Central Park Zoo features three main biomes: tropical, temperate, and arctic, with animals to enjoy in every season, from tropical birds to snow leopards, grizzly bears, and the country's largest Antarctic penguin colony. There's also the Tisch Children's Zoo, where young guests can meet goats, sheep, the world's most unique ducks, and Manhattan's only cow.

feeding program

When it's time for the animals to eat, you can watch gentoos, chinstraps, and king penguins come out of their burrows to find fish and eat! Every day, Central Park Zoo holds a feeding program for various animals, including penguins and sea lions. If you have any questions, staff and volunteers are always nearby and will be happy to answer your questions.

Please refer to the official website for the schedule of daily programs.