Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near National Zoological Park, Washington

Stephen C. • August 31, 2018Curators and keepers are super nice. Be sure to meet the wallabies, Geoffrey's marmosets, and coatis out back!

Eliza W. • September 6, 2016My step son had to see the pirañas and as soon as we stepped into the Amazonia house these lovely pink birds were so close we could have touched them! We didn't though! #noglassexhibition

Erin R. • May 26, 2016Even the adult pandas are adorable. The little one absurdly so! Well worth the wait.

Honey R. • July 11, 2017Bring a hat, umbrella 🌂 or something to shield you from the sun. Super clean and educational. Staff is so friendly

Markus T. • January 18, 2016Elephants and Pandas will be found here. Also, down the trail are many cool spots, like the bird house!

Giulia P. • July 2, 2015The lions are pretty awesome and know how to lounge

Josh J. • December 1, 2013It's a bit smelly, but one of the best elephant exhibits there is!!!

Reginald A. • October 21, 2013It's a great place to be a monkey.

Elizabeth M. • June 5, 2014The feeding is usually around 11:15am. If you bring a tennis ball, the pup will play with you

Andrew A. • November 11, 2012The wolves & under water seal & sea lion areas are particularly cool. Great exhibit.

Angie H. • September 22, 2014Apparently you can play tug of war with an ape!

Ju L. • April 19, 2019Great area for kids! The names of the animals are on the fence. Pretty great place to start off the zoo visit!

Derek J. • October 6, 2014The best place to observe the pandas is from the upper part of the trail where you can get a bird's eye view of the entire habitat.

Markus T. • January 18, 2016The views from the bridge are actually pretty cool and offer some great views of the elephants