Explore Louisville Zoo

Open since 1969, Louisville Zoo stands as Kentucky's State Zoo, focusing on wildlife conservation and education.

Spanning 134 acres, the zoo showcases over 1,700 animals in naturalistic habitats representing diverse geographical areas. It is a non-profit organization accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the American Alliance of Museums, making it a cultural and educational hub.

Notable Highlights

🐾 Gorilla Forest: Home to a social troop of western lowland gorillas.

🦁 Tiger Tundra: Features the majestic Sumatran tigers in a habitat design mimicking their natural environment.

💦 Splash Park: A popular area for families to cool off, featuring water play attractions.

Louisville Zoo offers a paid entry, welcoming families, wildlife enthusiasts, and historians alike to learn about and appreciate the bond between people and nature.