The coolest zoo! I love the rainforest and the creatures of the night! But my favorite is the aquarium
The Saint Louis Zoo is one of the best in the Midwest. Check out the big cat and polar bear exhibits, they're pretty awesome!
One of the best zoos in the country, come early and you'll have more freedom to see the animals up close
There's so much to see there! The African section of the zoo is a must see. And wear comfortable shoes cause it's a huge place.
My favorite parts are always the cats and the primates. The zoo has an awesome area for the polar bears & wolves in the back of the zoo in new enclosures.
The new Gorilla habitat is amazing and you can feed the Giraffes. It is also included in the City Pass!
With 80 acres there is a lot to see. With the construction of bear mountain it became the first zoo in the country to use naturalistic enclosures. Check out the list of babies currently available too!
I love this zoo. It's free, in the middle of the city, constantly being improved, and a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle.
Something for everyone. Very kid and family friendly. Weekdays are best for avoiding crowds. But bring a lunch since most food courts are closed. Love the kids petting zoo.
I grew up with this zoo & it's still my favorite. Great staff, great exhibits. Check out the Arctic Ring of Life & the Australian Outback. Excited for the new penguinarium!
Beautiful displays, aviary, very large, bring comfortable shoes and water bottle, 4-5 hours to see everything, rent peddle powered carriages to zip through, or pay for a/c monorail to get around.
Really nice zoo, the polar bears are neat when they dive into pool to look at people thru the glass while under water.
An incredible zoo - clean, fabulous petting zoo, and a staff that really seems to care.
The bird shows are great. Food is reasonably priced. The dingo and chimp looked a little stressed. Zach on the African safari tour was the highlight. He needs his own radio show!
WildLights - an inventive way to enjoy the night with your kiddo. Wander through the indoor Day Exhibit to spy boas, the tree kangaroo, and crocs while you warm up.
Check out the world famous pandas, Asian elephants, Andean bears, and sea lions! All for free! Avoid during school holidays and weekends if you can.
Beautiful zoo. Not the most comprehensive display of animals, but top notch local section complete with bayou food and the white alligator. Water play area looks awesome, but also costs extra.
This zoo is in the most beautiful setting of any I've ever been in. And, there are so many opportunities for guests to interact with the animals, which was really special. I loved it!
Try feeding the giraffes! For just a couple dollars you can get some lettuce and they will curl their tongue around it and take it from your hand. It is very unique and fun to do.
Incredible place to visit. Free, but donations are what keep it running. Volunteers are always informative and helpful. Beautiful gardens and fun animal exhibits.
The animals were very active! I love that they have all the classics plus a lot of species you're not used to finding in a zoo. The indoor part is very extensive which is great for rainy days!
I've been to a lot of zoos and this one noticeably is home to the cutest animals--most of all the tas devils, prairie dogs (v. small and fluffy), and koala that latches onto a teddy bear in its sleep.
This place is awesome. We drive from Kentucky, and it's worth the trip every time. Especially the pandas!
Great exhibits, plus the OZ works on a lot of wildlife conservation and education projects locally and globally! A great place to support.
Free zoo! The new polar and grizzly bear exhibit is awesome. Visiting in the winter is fun too. Lots of indoor exhibits.
HUGE zoo with lots of wonderful animals. Take the time to learn about how your zoo visit helps animals in the wild!
