


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.
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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We’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked questions and answers to make your planning easier. See below for useful information on 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—you can take the bus or train to Grenå or the bus to Ebeltoft, where 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. 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, we don't have a grill—but you're welcome to bring your own disposable grill.
You can rent children's wagons—we don’t 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, that's right—our paths are very accessible for wheelchairs, and there are benches along the path where you can take a break if you have difficulty walking.