Guadalajara Zoo

The Guadalajara Zoo has three decades of serving the Tapatio and national public, as well as tourists from other parts of the world. It is considered one of the few self-financing zoos in the country. It has 50 hectares fully developed, where the topography of the land has been respected, as well as existing trees and flora. It has 280 hectares of the ecological reserve in the beautiful Barranca de Huentitán. The Guadalajara Zoo has a cable car, panoramic train, restaurants, soda fountains, wheelchair rentals, stroller rentals, first aid, free Wi-Fi, parking, photo montages, shark diving, special events.