The Zoo de Maubeuge is a 7-hectare zoo located in the center of Maubeuge, in the Hauts-de-France region. It is home to over 300 animals from more than 60 species, representing the fauna of the 5 continents. Visitors can see rare and endangered species such as the Sri Lankan panther, the Asian lion, the Sumatran tiger, and the hippopotamus. The zoo is also committed to conservation and participates in European programs for endangered species. It has a beautiful and verdant setting, with large enclosures for the animals and a petting zoo. The zoo offers a fun and educational experience for families, with the opportunity to see animal feedings and presentations. A portion of the entrance fee is also donated to support animal conservation efforts
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Activities: We visited the zoo, which is built in the heart of the city. We spent about half a day there, arriving around noon to visit at our own pace until 2:30 PM, when the feeding sessions start. We saw hippos, giraffes, elephants, white tigers, and more. We entered the contact zone where we entered the world of sheep and llamas
Highlights: The kids loved the contact zone where they could pet and feed the animals. They also enjoyed seeing the hippos eat fruit and watching the mother crane brooding over her eggs. We also appreciated the clear and precise signs and the various announcements that made the visit educational ✨