Al-Zawra Park or Al-Zawra Park is a public park located on the side of Al-Karkh in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital. Its location was previously the Washash camp, until it was referred to the investment as Al-Zawra Park. Al-Zawra City. Al-Zawraa Park was established in the early seventies of the last century on an original area of 750 dunums. Then, during the eighties, 300 dunums were taken from it to create the celebration square. There is a city for games (amusement park) and a high tower (Al-Zawra Tower). It also includes the zoo that was severely damaged during the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, especially after US tanks invaded it with the aim of destroying a statue erected for former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein near the park, and it lost a large number of its animals in the zoo inside, and Al-Zawra Park has been rehabilitated and become today The most beautiful before and returned Iraqi families in general and Baghdadia in particular spend fun times in it and eat popular food, and the Zawra Park witnesses a large turnout during the weekends, holidays, events and festivals, including the Baghdad International Flower Festival, which is held on the gardens of Al Zawra Park. Al-Zawraa Park is a park or large park located in Al-Karkh district in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital. There is a city for games (amusement park) and a high tower. It also includes a zoo. Al-Zawraa Park was established in the early seventies of the last century on an original area of 750 dunums, and then during the eighties an area of 300 dunums was taken from it to create the Celebration Square. In addition to the gardens and the various engineering designs for fountains, industrial rivers and cafeterias, Al Zawraa Park contains a city for games and an animal park, which is the oldest in the Middle East region. Note that the zoo - although it occupies an area inside Al-Zawra Park - is in fact older than the park, and the railway parks area of the International Railway Station in “Al-Alawi” contained a zoo that was established in the late sixties, and after the establishment of Al Zawra Park the zoo moved to her. This zoo is almost the only one in Iraq, if we exclude a small zoo in Sulaymaniyah governorate that contains a limited number of birds and animals. In its glorious days, the Zawra Zoo contained more than 516 species of birds and animals. Many al-Baghdadi maintain distinct memories of their frequent visits to this place, and their loss of certain types of animals, which were not compensated for after their death by new animals. In the 1990s, many animals (the most attractive!), Such as the elephant, the giraffe, the African lion, and the striped donkey disappeared. As for the only husband of the rhinoceros that the zoo witnessed, it was only a few years old in the mid seventies, and his cage remained vacant later.