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Zoo Łączna

Łączna
About Zoo Łączna

A mountain zoo in Łączna with Poland's only population of arctic wolves and a seasonal World of Lemurs.

Zoo Łączna is a mountain zoological garden in the village of Łączna, in Wałbrzych County. It gained official zoo status around 2012.

Arctic wolves

The zoo has Poland's only population of arctic wolves, in which new pups of the species are born.

Themed zones

The garden is divided into zones corresponding to different regions of the world, with birds and mammals characteristic of Australia, South America and the Himalayas, as well as farm animals such as goats and sheep. A separate, seasonal attraction, open from March to October, is the World of Lemurs.

Winter attractions

In winter the zoo offers visitors the chance to go sledging.

Practical information

  • Address: Łączna 25, 58-350 Mieroszów.
  • Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 9:00-18:00, Friday-Saturday 9:00-20:00. The World of Lemurs operates seasonally, from March to October. It's worth checking the hours before your visit on the zoo's website.
  • Nearby, a few kilometres away, is the Dwarfs' Boulders Nature Reserve and the Devil's Club - Czarcia Skała.
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