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Bioparc Genève

Geneva, Switzerland Zoo

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Amazing park. Add your list, strongly advice. Enjoy nature. Pretty much to see. Enough for around 1-2 hours. Nice parc. I was deeply disappointed by my to Biopark Geneva. It is simply unacceptable to keep in such conditions. Some of them were in dirty enclosures, and what shocked me most was the constant noise from planes flying overhead every two minutes as they take off from the nearby airport. The looked stressed and uncomfortable, which was heartbreaking to see. This place is not really a zoo, but more of a farm-like setup, and in my opinion it is not worth the entrance fee at all (wich is 10 frank per adult and for children under 16 years). I only paid in the hope that the money would be used for the animals’ care. Unfortunately, after seeing the conditions, I left feeling upset and regretful. I cannot believe such a place exists in Geneva, a city I expected to be more respectful toward animal welfare. Honestly, I hope someone will start a local petition to relocate this or shut it down, because should not be forced to live under constant stress and poor living conditions. We visited during the lundi de paque, parking was full, there is a staff outside to guide you to find parking just around the area. For 1st time visitors entrance is free. Donations or being a member for 50chf is highly recommended. The works with volunteers. Top (sois généreux) We went last weekend and had the best time!! Being an Australian we were amazed that there was an albino wallaby!! We also enjoyed seeing the double headed turtle!! There’s a good variety of birds and animals. The people who work there are very friendly and knowledgeable. They also speak English which was very helpful for us. Highly recommend for families and anyone! Wonderful zoo! parking (minimal). First is free, then paid membership for the year & multiple access. Greeted by a friendly staff member who explained everything. Food truck with burgers and hot chips. Lieu très convivial. Adorés par mes petits enfants Lindo y pequeño. Es como una granja. Tienen canguros. It was our first with the kids during this summer holidays - they only charge entry fees for adults (Ch 10) and children over 12yrs old. It's accessible by bus and private vehicles as well. I would recommend for a visit. A really pleasant place with birds and all kinds of in clean spacious cages with lots of food and entertainment inside. We spent there 1 hour and were absolutely charmed by kukabaras and lynxes. It is to enter, yet you can donate or buy something in a store to support the place. but charmy place. entrance but my recommendation is to buy something in a shop as a donation for this place. Its a worth a I don’t know how I’ve been living so to a double-headed turtle and I had never visited her! What a cool place! A bit noisy with the planes due to the closeness of the airport but you can feel the are well treated and see them very close. Je conseille vivement à faire en famille, avec les enfants. It was raining when we visited the parc, there’s not a lot of people so there was no cue. As it was our first time, the entrance is free.. but of course you can leave a donation. I’ve also read that the staffs do volunteered works and i admire them for that. We saw how dedicated they are with the animals.. from cleaning to feeding them. Even under heavy rain they are still working! As for the animals, i saw them being taken care well! It’s a place i would recommend to with kids, they will enjoy it! Nice animal ! It was my first time seeing a white peacock, an Albino wallaby and a two headed turtle! They even have adorable talkative parrots 😂 Their handcrafted bracelets were very cute, I bought one! It is a zoo that appears to be managed by volunteers. It is for first but accept donation. There is also membership. You need to pay for and guided interaction with animals. They also sell souvenirs. The are monkeys, rare birds, fowls, pigs, carnivores, camels, donkeys, goats, lemurs, wallabies, etc. Good place to for children to see animals. NEGATIVE: The signs describing the are all in French so it is difficult if you want to learn. Beautiful place , the are very well cared. You need to be a member to enter, so you pay the membership 10 francs for the day or 50 francs for the all year for family The took us around 1.30 and 2 hs. The only negative point is the noise of the planes arriving to the airport which is very First is free! The park(which will be changing location soon)provides a shelter for that have been rescued or needed a home. The is in wonderful condition and provides a unique experience by (sometimes) allowing you to interract with these from up. It is also worth mentioning that some parrots can talk and if you stop by they might tell you Bonjour! Besides the near the entrance you will find two food trucks- the lebanese one has delicious falafel sandwhiches. Lastly there is a shop which houses many beautiful souvenirs and savoury snacks and any purchases are a large help to the and most importantly the animals. Wonderful zoo but kids will love the experience. They have cute talkative parrots. There is a shop which houses many beautiful souvenirs, any purchases are a large help to the park. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Amazing park. Add your list, strongly advice. Enjoy nature. Pretty much to see. Enough for around 1-2 hours. Nice parc. I was deeply disappointed by my to Biopark Geneva. It is simply unacceptable to keep in such conditions. Some of them were in dirty enclosures, and what shocked me most was the constant noise from planes flying overhead every two minutes as they take off from the nearby airport. The looked stressed and uncomfortable, which was heartbreaking to see. This place is not really a zoo, but more of a farm-like setup, and in my opinion it is not worth the entrance fee at all (wich is 10 frank per adult and for children under 16 years). I only paid in the hope that the money would be used for the animals’ care. Unfortunately, after seeing the conditions, I left feeling upset and regretful. I cannot believe such a place exists in Geneva, a city I expected to be more respectful toward animal welfare. Honestly, I hope someone will start a local petition to relocate this or shut it down, because should not be forced to live under constant stress and poor living conditions. We visited during the lundi de paque, parking was full, there is a staff outside to guide you to find parking just around the area. For 1st time visitors entrance is free. Donations or being a member for 50chf is highly recommended. The works with volunteers. Top (sois généreux) We went last weekend and had the best time!! Being an Australian we were amazed that there was an albino wallaby!! We also enjoyed seeing the double headed turtle!! There’s a good variety of birds and animals. The people who work there are very friendly and knowledgeable. They also speak English which was very helpful for us. Highly recommend for families and anyone! Wonderful zoo! parking (minimal). First is free, then paid membership for the year & multiple access. Greeted by a friendly staff member who explained everything. Food truck with burgers and hot chips. Lieu très convivial. Adorés par mes petits enfants Lindo y pequeño. Es como una granja. Tienen canguros. It was our first with the kids during this summer holidays - they only charge entry fees for adults (Ch 10) and children over 12yrs old. It's accessible by bus and private vehicles as well. I would recommend for a visit. A really pleasant place with birds and all kinds of in clean spacious cages with lots of food and entertainment inside. We spent there 1 hour and were absolutely charmed by kukabaras and lynxes. It is to enter, yet you can donate or buy something in a store to support the place. but charmy place. entrance but my recommendation is to buy something in a shop as a donation for this place. Its a worth a I don’t know how I’ve been living so to a double-headed turtle and I had never visited her! What a cool place! A bit noisy with the planes due to the closeness of the airport but you can feel the are well treated and see them very close. Je conseille vivement à faire en famille, avec les enfants. It was raining when we visited the parc, there’s not a lot of people so there was no cue. As it was our first time, the entrance is free.. but of course you can leave a donation. I’ve also read that the staffs do volunteered works and i admire them for that. We saw how dedicated they are with the animals.. from cleaning to feeding them. Even under heavy rain they are still working! As for the animals, i saw them being taken care well! It’s a place i would recommend to with kids, they will enjoy it! Nice animal ! It was my first time seeing a white peacock, an Albino wallaby and a two headed turtle! They even have adorable talkative parrots 😂 Their handcrafted bracelets were very cute, I bought one! It is a zoo that appears to be managed by volunteers. It is for first but accept donation. There is also membership. You need to pay for and guided interaction with animals. They also sell souvenirs. The are monkeys, rare birds, fowls, pigs, carnivores, camels, donkeys, goats, lemurs, wallabies, etc. Good place to for children to see animals. NEGATIVE: The signs describing the are all in French so it is difficult if you want to learn. Beautiful place , the are very well cared. You need to be a member to enter, so you pay the membership 10 francs for the day or 50 francs for the all year for family The took us around 1.30 and 2 hs. The only negative point is the noise of the planes arriving to the airport which is very First is free! The park(which will be changing location soon)provides a shelter for that have been rescued or needed a home. The is in wonderful condition and provides a unique experience by (sometimes) allowing you to interract with these from up. It is also worth mentioning that some parrots can talk and if you stop by they might tell you Bonjour! Besides the near the entrance you will find two food trucks- the lebanese one has delicious falafel sandwhiches. Lastly there is a shop which houses many beautiful souvenirs and savoury snacks and any purchases are a large help to the and most importantly the animals. Wonderful zoo but kids will love the experience. They have cute talkative parrots. There is a shop which houses many beautiful souvenirs, any purchases are a large help to the park. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

4.6 · 1.6K reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
Rte de Valavran 33, Bellevue, Geneva, CH
Phone
+41 22 774 38 08
Monday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Tuesday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Wednesday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Thursday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Friday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Saturday9:30 AM to 4 PM
Sunday9:30 AM to 4 PM

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