It's a large zoo with lots of animals. I've visited shortly after the place was devastated by a storm in 2019; there were uprooted trees and stumps, many of the glass panes that separate the animals from you have visibly popped, and even some of the animals are hurt.

There's a lot to see, especially when you can go through some of the animals' enclosures, others are, however, only available when riding the safari train. A prairie dog came so close to me, I could almost reach to pet it. The cercopithecini monkeys also have an accessible enclosure, however you should be careful - they like to steal stuff. Even glasses. If you have to wear glasses (bad vision), consider not going there, or at least hold them with your hands at all times. Put everything in your bags, or deep inside your pockets. Close all zippers, and hold the bag(s) tightly or put them on. If possible, use the side squeeze clips over your chest to secure the backpack.

If you want to be there for feeding with commentary, arrive in the morning. The commentary will most likely be in Czech, but you can try to ask the commentator for an English version.

There is a restaurant near the entrance serving overexpensive Czech food, and many small fast food spots all over the place. If you can, try to come as full as possible, maybe try to bring some sandwiches as lunch if you're trying to save.

From my own experience, the place is really nice, but still pretty devastated by the Eberhard storm. Some animals are pretty depressed, other are having none of that and having babies.

Fun fact: Did you know, that parrots can develop bad habits? In this zoo, you can see an Ara, who plucks out her own feathers. She has likely developed this at her previous owner out of boredom.