Zoo Aquarium de Madrid

Zoo Aquarium de Madrid is a combined zoological park and public aquarium located in the Casa de Campo park in Madrid, Spain. It presents a broad collection of terrestrial and marine species and is one of the city’s principal wildlife attractions.

The aquarium galleries, large mammal enclosures and dedicated areas for primates, reptiles and birds; exhibits are laid out across gardens and indoor pavilions that can be covered in a single long visit. The site also runs educational programs and conservation projects and operates animal care facilities on site.

The modern zoo and aquarium complex opened in the late 20th century and has been developed and expanded with specialist pavilions and updated enclosures since opening. Management and exhibit design have focused on combining public display with conservation and education.

The park sits within Casa de Campo, west of central Madrid and is accessible by Madrid public transport. Entrances and paths link the zoo to other park attractions and to nearby metro and bus stops.

• Location and scope: The complex combines both a zoo and an aquarium and lies within Madrid's Casa de Campo park near the city centre, reachable by public transport.
• Collection scale: Households of animals number in the thousands across several hundred species, so expect a mix of large mammals, birds, reptiles and marine displays during a full visit.

What to See #

• Aquarium: Located inside Casa de Campo park, the aquarium houses saltwater and freshwater exhibits with a range of marine species displayed in tanks and themed habitats.
• Primate and mammal enclosures: A large primate and mammal section with enclosures for apes, big cats and other terrestrial species, arranged across separate exhibits within the zoo grounds.
• Reptile house and aviary: A reptile house and aviary presenting reptiles, amphibians and a variety of bird species native and exotic to different regions.