- Over 70,000 people have already visited Tallinn Zoo’s new Southeast Asian Rainforest house
- Two beloved long-term residents of Tallinn Zoo have passed away
- Saturday is polar bear day at Tallinn Zoo
- Estonian animal of the Year 2023 – Flying squirrel
- Tallinn Zoo welcomes new Snow Leopard
- Tallinn Zoo’s newest resident needs a name
- Visitors to Tallinn Zoo can experience three new themed routes
31.7.2023 | Leisure
Over 70,000 people have already visited Tallinn Zoo’s new Southeast Asian Rainforest house
Tallinn Zoo has announced that its new Southeast Asian Rainforest exhibition was visited by nearly 70,000 people in its … Read more
18.3.2023 | Nature
Two beloved long-term residents of Tallinn Zoo have passed away
Tallinn Zoo has announced that two of its most loved and longest-term residents have passed away in the last … Read more
22.2.2023 | Nature
Saturday is polar bear day at Tallinn Zoo
On Saturday, February 25, International Polar Bear Day will be celebrated at Tallinn Zoo. Between 11 am and 13:30 … Read more
4.1.2023 | Nature
Estonian animal of the Year 2023 – Flying squirrel
The endangered flying squirrel, which is a barometer for the health of many forest species has been announced as … Read more
30.12.2022 | Nature
Tallinn Zoo welcomes new Snow Leopard
Earlier in December, Tallinn Zoo welcomed its newest arrival, an 18-month-old female snow leopard named Makalu. It is hoped … Read more
22.7.2022 | Nature
Tallinn Zoo’s newest resident needs a name
Tallinn Zoo has launched a competition to name its newest resident – a one-year-old female sloth. You can suggest … Read more
23.4.2022 | Leisure
Visitors to Tallinn Zoo can experience three new themed routes
Tallinn Zoo has prepared three 2-4 km long themed routes for its visitors, which make the zoo experience even … Read more
