Updated for September 2026
The Best Zoos in Romania
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 Romania that qualifies for the list, fullest entry first.
Listed alphabetically
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Disability admission concessionImmersive media attraction
Brașov Zoo
Zoo in Brașov
Brașov Zoo, opened in 1960, is a zoo in Brașov, Romania. Animals on show include Focă comună, Leu de mare californian, Leu african, Tigru siberian and Jaguar.
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Animal encounterDisability admission concessionKeeper talk or show
Târgu Mureș Zoo
Zoo in Târgu Mureș
This is the country's largest zoological garden. It stands at 488 m above sea level, 197 m above the city centre. Animals on show include elefanți, girafe, giboni, suricate and țestoasele de uscat.
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Guided tour
Zoo Sibiu
Zoo in Sibiu
Zoo Sibiu, opened in 1929, is a zoo in Sibiu, Romania. Things to do include Sibiu Zoo Virtual AI Guide and Boat rental.
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.