Lycksele Zoo

Lycksele Zoo and its collection

Lycksele Zoo, opened in 1959, is a zoo in Lycksele, Sweden.

Founded in 1959 by Holger Lithner, it began as a small collection at Gammplatsen and moved to Brännberget in 1966. It is run by the municipality, covers 10 hectares and holds about 400 animals across 30 species. The collection specialises in Nordic fauna, including wolf, bear, wolverine, arctic fox, lynx, musk ox and grey seal.

What the venue says

scenic walking trails winding through the northern forest
guided train tour around the park
a pig train
carousels
obstacle courses
a playland area
The park offers on-site family-friendly dining and kiosks.
Dedicated parking is available near the main entrance area off Brännbergsvägen.
visitors with mobility requirements should anticipate outdoor, unpaved paths typical of wildlife parks

Images of Lycksele Zoo

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MikaelLindmark, CC-BY-SA-3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Opening hours

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Admission

Ticket Type	Price
Adults	350.00 SEK
Adults (2-day pass)	525.00 SEK
Seniors (65+)	260.00 SEK
Seniors (65+, 2-day pass)	390.00 SEK
Children (3-17 years)	270.00 SEK
Children (3-17 years, 2-day pass)	405.00 SEK
Adults (low season)	215.00 SEK
Children (low season)	150.00 SEK