Known locally as Vrt dobre nade, the Garden of Good Hope, the Belgrade Zoo (Beo zoo vrt on signs) sits within the historic Kalemegdan Park and is the largest zoological garden in Serbia. Its seven hectares hold around 800 animals representing some 210 species.
The publicly owned zoo opened on 12 July 1936. With roughly 400,000 visitors a year, it ranks among the most popular tourist attractions in Belgrade.
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