Zoo al Maglio — Zoo in Magliaso
Zoo al Maglio and its collection
Zoo al Maglio, opened in 1974, is a zoo in Magliaso, Switzerland.
The zoo has existed since 1973 and is the only one in the canton, keeping over a hundred animals from around the world. Its emblem animal, the lion, is now in a third generation and occupies the largest enclosure. Sabine Fehr took charge of the family firm from her mother, Edith Fehr, in 2015.
Animals and collection
Animals on show include Leoni, gibboni, lemuri, leopardi delle nevi and wallaby.
Things to do
Things to do include Animal Talk and Animal Experience.
What the venue says
- children's playgrounds
- weekend animal talk sessions
- There is an on-site cafe/kiosk offering light snacks and drinks. Additionally, the park features well-equipped picnic and barbecue areas where visitors can relax and enjoy their own food.
- Convenient, free parking is available directly at the entrance, with additional spaces located just a short walk away.
- The zoo offers a cozy, manageable layout that is relatively easy to stroll through, though visitors note that it features natural terrain typical of wooded riverbanks.
Images of Zoo al Maglio
Opening hours
| Season | Days | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Apr – 31 Oct | Every day | 09:00 | 18:00 |
| 1 Nov – 31 Mar | Every day | 10:00 | 17:00 |
Hours can change on public holidays. Check with the venue before travelling.
Aperto 365 giorni l’anno, festivi inclusi.
Admission
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adults (ages 16+) | 16.00 CHF |
| Seniors (65+) and students | 14.00 CHF |
| Children (ages 3–15) | 8.00 CHF |
Facilities
- Keeper talk or show
Exhibitions & events
No upcoming events
No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Zoo al Maglio at this time.
Location & map
Via ai Mulini 14Magliaso
Switzerland
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Animals
Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Zoo al Maglio.