This zoo left me with mixed impressions. To address the animals first, there is a good selection, but the animal confinement areas are of very different sizes. Some animals, such as the monkeys had great cages and loads of space to have fun in. On the other hand the tigers were pacing back and forth in a cage smaller than the apartment we rented for this trip. The eagle has so little space it will most likely crash into the wall before it spreads it's wings, where as the lions seemed spacious enough. The park it self will most likely be very beautiful in summer as it has many trees and seems to be a very green and enjoyable place to walk. Note the park is large, took 4hrs just to see the animals. As for facilities, then there is a pet zoo that opens in May, toilets are in several places, but not necessarily more than one at each place. There are food and drink vendors and picnic area as well as several benches around. There is also a dinosaur park and and action park with climbing paths, but these are all subjects to extra pay. As beautiful as I imagine the park is during summer, prepare for staring at vast amounts of green fences and cages. Some mate seeing the animals hard. All together, this is an old zoo that carries the mark of lack of fundings to better the living conditions of the animals. This zoo isn't anywhere close to the one in Paris or Copenhagen, but it's a nice trip for the kids. And the zoo probably badly needs all ticket income they can get if anything is to be refurbished.