Fauna
Giza Zoo
A zoological garden opened in 1891, being rebuilt around the animal.
Inside Giza Zoo
Twelve zones, one street from the garden
Giza ZooHippos, under waterWatch the hippos from below the waterline.Giza ZooGiza ZooAmazoniaFlamingos, tapirs and capybaras. The tapirs can be watched under water.
Both gardensThe tunnelThe walk between the two gardens passes under the street, through a tunnel of immersive LED screens.Both gardensGiza ZooSavannahGiraffes, zebras, gazelles, ostriches and eland on open ground.
Giza ZooPredators LandTigers, lions, cheetahs, leopards and hyenas, with a pavilion for watching the tigers.Giza ZooGiza ZooGiantsElephants, rhinos and hippos, with a mud wallow and a shower for the elephants.
Giza ZooMonkey HeightsGibbons, lemurs, macaques and more, up in the canopy.Giza ZooGiza ZooEgyptian GateNubian ibex, Nile lechwe and the wildlife of Egypt.
Giza ZooThe Reptile HouseChameleons, iguanas, monitors and pythons, with keepers as guides.Giza ZooGiza ZooTea Island and the lakeAn island, a timber bridge, pelicans, geese and swans around one lake.
Both gardensPlaces to learnAn education centre, a theatre, an amphitheatre and a nursery, led by our head of education.Both gardensGiza ZooThe heritage walkEight landmarks under restoration, from the Japanese Kiosk to the Royal Rest House.
Fauna
One hundred species are coming home
From Humboldt penguins to the Egyptian tortoise, with their Red List status.
Conservation and welfare
Welfare first, in everything we do
Every decision in the two gardens starts with one question: is it good for the animal? This page sets out what is in place, what is being built and what we commit to.
Heritage
Eight landmarks, one long story
Gates, kiosks, grottoes and a museum inside Giza Zoo, each being restored under the supervision of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities.