Giza Zoo & Orman Garden
01 / 08The suspension bridgeThe Japanese KioskThe old birdcageThe Music KioskThe Royal GrottoThe Zoological MuseumThe bridge deckCarved stone
01 / 05Experiences
Meet themface to face.
Underwater viewing, a walk-through aviary and a botanical garden laid out in 1875.
See the experiences02 / 05Fauna · Giza Zoo
Look who iscoming home.
From African lions to ring-tailed lemurs: the animals joining Giza Zoo for its reopening.
Meet the animals03 / 05Flora · Orman Garden
A gardensince 1875.
Giza's botanical garden, one street from the zoo. Every mature tree in it has been surveyed and logged.
Enter Orman Garden04 / 05Conservation and welfare
Welfarecomes first.
In every act, the animal comes first: new habitats, a veterinary hospital, and six domains of welfare.
What we commit to05 / 05Heritage · since 1891
Restored,not replaced.
The suspension bridge, the Japanese Kiosk, the grottoes and the museum: landmarks being restored inside Giza Zoo.
See the landmarks
Meet them eye to eye.
Look who is coming home.
A garden since 1875.
Welfare comes first.
Restored, not replaced.
Enter Botanical gardenlaid out in 1875Orman Garden
Enter Zoological gardenopened in 1891Giza Zoo
The animals are
coming home
BeginExperiences
Closer than a fence allows
Giza ZooHippos, under waterWatch the hippos from below the waterline.Giza ZooOrman GardenThe great aviaryWalk into the net: a walk-through aviary over the standing tree canopy.
Orman GardenPenguin LandHumboldt penguins, watched from above the water and from below it.Orman GardenOrman GardenButterfliesButterflies are coming to Orman Garden.
Orman GardenRoses and BearsA rose garden, and brown bears watched under water.Orman GardenOrman GardenPygmy LandSmall breeds from around the world: miniature cattle, pygmy goats, marmosets.
Both gardensThe tunnelThe walk between the two gardens passes under the street, through a tunnel of immersive LED screens.Both gardensBoth gardensPlaces to learnAn education centre, a theatre, an amphitheatre and a nursery, led by our head of education.
Fauna · Giza Zoo
Meet the animals coming home
African lionVulnerable
Humboldt penguinVulnerable
Blue and gold macawLeast Concern
Reticulated giraffeEndangered
Egyptian tortoiseCritically Endangered
Ring-tailed lemurEndangered
TigerEndangered
Asian elephantEndangered
CheetahVulnerable
Egyptian vultureEndangered
Greater flamingoLeast Concern
Veiled chameleonLeast ConcernThe photographs show each species. Portraits of our own residents will replace them as the animals settle in. Red List categories are the global assessments of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.