Updated for September 2026
The Best Zoos in Piedmont
How this list is ordered: by how complete our listing is — how much we hold on opening hours, ticket prices, accreditation, photographs, animals and facilities. It is a measure of our own coverage, not a judgement of the venue. We hold no visitor scores or conservation assessments, so “best” here means every zoo in Piedmont that qualifies for the list, fullest entry first.
Listed alphabetically
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On-site diningNight and evening opening
La Torbiera
Zoo in Gattico-Veruno
La Torbiera, opened in 1977, is a zoo in Gattico-Veruno, Italy. Animals on show include caprioli, volpi, faine and falchi di palude.
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Behind-the-scenes tourParking
Parco Safari delle Langhe
Zoo in Murazzano
At about 70 hectares it is the largest Italian zoo and the second largest amusement park in Italy after Mirabilandia. Roughly 350 animals of about fifty species are seen along a five-kilometre driving circuit, and it is one of only five Italian zoos that can be visited by drive-through safari. Aquatic species and reptiles are shown in an aquarium and a reptile house.
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On-site diningParking
Pombia Safari Park
Zoo in Pombia
Pombia Safari Park, opened in 1976, is a safari park in Pombia, Italy. Animals on show include Leone, Zebra di pianura, Dik_dik, Surricati and Elefante Asiatico.
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Our ranking methodology
This is not a ranking. The 3 venues above are listed alphabetically by name, the same order used throughout this site. We do not collect visitor reviews, star ratings, ticket-sales figures or a conservation-impact score, so none of those exist here to rank by — “best” in this page’s title means every venue that qualifies for this list, not first-to-last by quality. If we ever add a data source robust enough to support an honest ranking, this note and the order above will change together.