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San Antonio Zoo
2-3 hours
Take a walk on the wild side at San Antonio Zoo.
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What you'll do
Looking for things to do in San Antonio, Texas? Get up close to incredible wildlife at San Antonio Zoo.
Spanning over 50 acres and home to 750 different species, this zoo is a must-visit attraction for animal lovers. See alligators, zebras, new baby animals, giraffes, and many more fascinating animals from around the globe.
There’s plenty to do for visitors of all ages here, from hands-on animal feedings to educational talks on conservation. Step into the butterfly garden, hop aboard the San Antonio Zoo Eagle, the zoo’s very own historic train, or take a ride on the Zootennial Carousel.
The zoo offers a fun-packed day whatever your interests and if you need a break there are also plenty of places to grab a refreshing drink or bite to eat. They also run a whole schedule of seasonal events and talks, so check on the website before visiting to make the most out of your trip.
San Antonio Zoo exhibits
Cat Corner
see incredible felines up close including the caracal, clouded leopard, and black-footed cat
Africa Plains
watch rhino, storks, and hoofstock roam this natural limestone habitat.
Savannah
feed giraffes, and get up close to birds, and zebras.
Outpost Amazonia
you won’t want to miss seeing more than thirty species of tropical animals including jaguars, an ocelot, bats, fish, monkeys, and even a sloth.
Big Cat Valley
the highlight of the zoo, see these incredible big cats in their new habitat.
Fun Farm
pet goats and pigs in this hands-on habitat for all ages.
Nature Spot
see frogs, toads, salamanders, and caecilians in this colorful exhibit.
Congo Falls at San Antonio Zoo
Congo Falls is San Antonio Zoo’s most ambitious habitat yet, marking the exciting return of gorillas after more than 30 years. Spanning two acres, this immersive space recreates the lush terrain of an African jungle and features the groundbreaking 70-foot Mays Family Silverback Peak—the first of its kind globally—where gorillas can climb to an elevated lookout with views of the San Antonio skyline and The Ralston event center. Explore waterfalls, roaming areas, and natural climbing structures designed to encourage the gorillas’ instinctive behaviors while offering plenty of great viewing spots.
During construction, crews uncovered limestone from the same quarry used to build the Alamo more than 300 years ago, creating a meaningful connection to local history. More than just an exhibit, Congo Falls highlights the zoo’s commitment to conservation and animal welfare, giving you a memorable opportunity to learn about and connect with these extraordinary animals.
Best of all? Congo Falls is part of the standard Zoo admission included with your pass.
What's included
Access to all permanent and temporary habitats.
Educational talks and seasonal events.
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3903 N St. Mary's Street,, San Antonio, USStandard opening hours
Closings & holidays
November 3rd: closed
Find out more
For more information, visit the San Antonio Zoo website.
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