Buenos Aires Ecoparque

The kids loved it. At first it was confusing to me like being let into a zoo that was closed and falling apart but i started to be intrigued once I understood the process they are going through of turning a former zoo into educational and fun green space for people and a more comfortable home for the animals with nowhere else to go. The grounds are beautiful even in the middle of construction and everyone there seems glad to be out breating the fresh air.

This is a great addition to Buenos Aires. I thought it was a great place with a very family orientated feel to it. A very pretty place and busy for a good reason.

Absolutely delightful experience, we didn't saw capybaras, but there were plenty of other animals, maras, nutrias, peacocks, flamingos, giraffes, some ducks

I love this place! There is a lot to learn, plenty of games for the kids... well preserved. Highly recommend! And it is free on weekdays!

A cute little park in Palermo to have a leisurely stroll. They were doing renovations so I'm guessing there's more to come. Nice little variety of animals. Definitely a visit if you're staying around here.

Great what they have done to reopen the Zoo in a new alternative way - A must visit 🐫🐘🦩🦒🦛🦫🦬🐢

How this park gets anything but 5* is beyond me. Yes, parts were closed off for renovations, but it was a blast wandering through checking out all of the animals, neat buildings, and amazing sculptures. Furthermore, the mission of the park is outstanding. Yes, it’s sad to see some of the elderly animals, but they’re living their best lives.

A nice place for trekking, watching trees, birds of all kinds. There are interesting interactive activities for children and adults as well. Some small native animals wander about: maras , coatis, peacocks, swans, ducks and the like. It is a must visiting when you arrive to Buenos Aires. Pay a visit!! It is worth it!

It is a huge area full of animals walking freely around. There are Patagonian Mara everywhere. It is not a big highlight of Buenos Aires but if you stay here for a long time, this is a nice place to spend 1-2 hours in good weathers.

Nice place to visit. Beautiful park to escape the busy city and enjoy a bit of cultivated nature. Many smaller animals walk freely through the park. They have some larger animals like giraffes and camels.

Awesome park. We went here almost every day during our visit as the entrance is free, and the park is beautiful. Love that animals are allowed to roam freely.

Loved it! And it was free to walk around. The park it self is under construction in many areas and needs some updating in others. We saw Condors, Flamingos, Maras, Peacocks among other animals. The park doesn’t take to long. There’s a really cute carousel in the back entrance.

Buenos Aires Ecoparque is an exceptional destination that offers a unique and educational experience for visitors of all ages. This urban wildlife sanctuary is located in the heart of the city, and it's a must-visit for anyone who loves animals, nature, and conservation.

From the moment you step foot into the Ecoparque, you'll be impressed by the variety of animals and the quality of care they receive. The park is home to over 50 different species, including jaguars, monkeys, birds, reptiles, and more. The habitats are spacious and well-designed, providing the animals with a natural and comfortable environment while maras walk free around you!!

One of the highlights of the Ecoparque is its educational programs and exhibits. Visitors can learn about the conservation efforts of the park, as well as the importance of protecting endangered species and their natural habitats. The park also offers interactive experiences such as feeding sessions and guided tours, providing a unique and immersive learning experience.

Overall, Buenos Aires Ecoparque is a true gem of the city, and an absolute must-visit for anyone who loves animals, nature, and conservation. With its exceptional care for animals, educational programs, and immersive experiences, this destination truly deserves its five-star rating.

I thought this was a pretty good zoo. The animals seemed happy and I liked that some of the animals were roaming around (non dangerous stuff like sucks and stuff.) They a lot of different animals from around the world, so if you want to bring your kids somewhere to look at animals, this would be a pretty good place to do it.

It's just outstanding. While work continues on multiple venues, there are many animals still in residence after the official close of the zoo. School groups are enjoying their visit and we did as well. Make it a destination place when you are in Buenos Aires and add a tour next door of the Botanic Gardens as well as the must see Evitas Museum. Plan to have lunch at the museum.

Very cute city zoo, but a lot of construction and refurbishments going on. No admission fee. This was a great stop for our child and he loved the animals we saw. Super clean bathrooms as well!

Delightful place to take a stroll and see animals especially if you have kids. I had a wonderful time!

Tons more to see here! Ecoparque is a gem in the Palermo area. Even in winter the park is well staffed and a very fun green-space to visit.

100% recommend to visit it!! it is free, there are a lot of animals that just walk right near you! park is big enough so you can walk around for a long time, have a rest, and breath

Great park fornyoung children n family activity..