Reopening on March 21, 2026, with free ice cream for the kids and coffee for the adults. Open through week 44

Welcome to Munkholm Zoo
A zoo on Djursland offering family-friendly experiences and animals at eye level

Here, you can get close and personal with the animals. We have animal shows and monkey feedings, and the kids can help the zookeeper feed our animals in the park, including camels, raccoons, and pigs. IT’S ALL FREE once you’ve paid the admission fee. PRICE: ADULTS: 160 DKK. CHILDREN: 105 DKK. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU.

Lemur with a branch
Raccoons are resting in the shade at Munkholm Zoo on Djursland
About Us

A child-friendly zoo on Djursland where you can get close to the animals

Munkholm Zoo is proud to be one of the most child-friendly zoos, where our young visitors can get close to the animals and even pet some of them.

Join us on an exciting tour and get a glimpse of how our animal-friendly approach ensures that the animals thrive and express their natural instincts.

Enjoy a relaxing day in our beautiful garden, filled with green spaces, tables, and benches—the perfect spot for a cozy picnic.

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Daily activities in the park

Join us on an unforgettable journey through our zoo during feeding time. Our zookeepers will share their passion and knowledge about the animals at the zoo, as well as their natural behaviors and habitats in the wild. And kids can join in on the feeding.

11:00 a.m.
Japanese macaques and Barbary macaques – numbers 4 and 6 on the map are being fed
11:15 a.m.
Animal exhibition at the yellow dot on the map
12:00 p.m.
The feeding route starts at our ring-tailed lemur #51 on the map
2:00 p.m.
Japanese macaques and Barbary macaques – nos. 4 and 6 on the map are being fed
2:15 p.m.
Animal exhibition at the yellow dot on the map

Watch a video of the park

Get a sneak peek at the amazing experience that awaits you at Munkholm Zoo by watching our exclusive video. Discover the magic of the animals, the lush natural surroundings, and the exciting atmosphere right from your screen. Sit back and let yourself be enchanted by our animal kingdom as you plan your next visit. 

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Food and drink

Satisfy your hunger with light meals, snacks, ice cream, and cold drinks. Perfect for a break between the day’s many animal encounters.

Zookeeper for a Day

Try an experience like no other and get a unique glimpse into the work of an animal keeper. A day filled with exciting learning.
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About Munkholm Zoo

We want everyone to have a great experience. We have a relaxed environment and animals at eye level. Learn more about Munkholm Zoo.

Questions and Answers About Visiting Munkholm Zoo

We’ve compiled some of the most common questions and answers to make your planning easier. Read below for useful information—everything from opening hours and ticket prices to facilities and animal interactions. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us directly. We look forward to welcoming you to an unforgettable experience at our park!

No, but you can take a bus or train to Grenå or a bus to Ebeltoft. There, you transfer to regional bus 123 (Grenå–Ebeltoft) and get off at Balle. From there, it’s a 2-kilometer walk.

Yes, you may, as long as the dog is quiet, calm, and, of course, on a leash. Loud barking scares our animals. However, dogs are not allowed in the exhibition area when the animals are out. You must present your dog waste bags at the entrance.

Yes, you’re welcome to do that. We have plenty of places to eat throughout the park—both outdoors and under cover. But you can also buy food at “Servalgrillen.”

No, unfortunately we don't have a grill, but you're welcome to bring your own disposable grill.

You can rent children's wagons. We do not have any wheelchairs.

Yes, we accept the most common cards—Visa, Mastercard, Visa Electron, Mastercard Debit, and MobilePay.

Yes, if you have a companion pass, your caregiver gets in for free.

Yes, it is. Our paths are very accessible for wheelchairs, and there are benches along the path where you can rest if you have difficulty walking.