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A Sanctuary For Diverse Wildlife
Founded in 1868, the Lincoln Park Zoo holds a rich history of providing a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife. Spanning over 35 acres, the zoo is home to hundreds of species, from majestic big cats to playful primates. Its commitment to animal welfare, conservation, and education has made it a cherished institution for generations.
Wander through meticulously designed habitats that mimic the natural environments of the zoo's inhabitants.
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From the expansive savannas of Africa to the dense jungles of South America, each exhibit offers a glimpse into the diverse ecosystems that make our planet so extraordinary. The Lincoln Park Zoo's dedication to creating enriching environments ensures a harmonious and comfortable life for its residents.
Lincoln Park Zoo Activities
Deepen your understanding of wildlife with educational talks and demonstrations led by experienced zookeepers. Learn fascinating facts about the zoo's residents, from their daily routines to conservation efforts. These engaging sessions provide valuable insights into the world of animal care and welfare.
Experience the magic of the Lincoln Park Zoo after dark with the annual ZooLights event.
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This enchanting display transforms the zoo into a winter wonderland adorned with dazzling lights, festive decorations, and holiday cheer. It's a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy a unique nocturnal experience.
Location and Contact Information
Phone: (312) 742-2000
Address: 2001 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60614