This zoo is awesome with so many animals and areas for children to have fun when they get restless…read moreor tired of looking at the animals. there are areas for families to have a picnic and there are several different food service areas to grab a bite to eat or a drink. As an adult I found the selection of animals to be pretty nice. You can go inside the bird aviary and one of the monkey pens so you can get up close. I thought that the giraffes and hippos were beautiful. Lots of flamingos and other birds to see as well. there were many educational Displays throughout the zoo to teach the children and adults more about sustainability and the natural habitats where the animals came from. I understand that they have a breeding program. there is also a nice display with dinosaurs including a merry go round and play area with the jurassic Park theme.

From the owner: Midden in het Zuid-Limburgse heuvellandschap, in een prachtige, bosrijke omgeving ligt één van de…read moremooiste dierentuinen van Europa: GaiaZOO. Tijdens je wereldreis ontdek je vier gebieden; Taiga, Limburg, Rainforest en Savanna en sta je oog in oog met meer dan 150 unieke en bedreigde diersoorten. Ontdek leeuwen, giraffen, gorilla’s, neushoorns, rode panda’s en veelvraten. De spannende touwbruggen en klimtorens die je tegenkomt zorgen voor uren speelplezier en in de sfeervolle lodges geniet je van wereldse gerechten. GaiaZOO is met trots al meerdere keren bekroond tot leukste uitje van Nederland.

From the owner: Op zoek naar een ontspannend dagje uit met het gezin of naar een sfeervolle omgeving voor een…read moregroepsuitstap? Dan heeft de Olmense Zoo wat in petto voor u! Dankzij het wijds en natuurlijk karakter voelen zowel mens als dier zich hier thuis. In de nieuwe Tropenhal (2000 m) waan je jezelf 4 seizoenen lang in de tropen in een decor van waterpartijen in een tropisch decor met planten, pittoreske wandelpaadjes, vogels in vrije vlucht, landschildpadden, otters, rode vari's, enz. Droom je graag even weg in een stukje avontuurlijk Afrika? Wandel langs de Savanne met Afrikaanse olifanten (nieuw), giraffen, zebra's, struisvogels en verschillende antilopensoorten. Ook het Berenbos en de grote Wandelvolière zijn een must voor de ware natuurliefhebbers!

It has been quite a few years since we went to Zoo Parc Overloon. We liked it then, we were blown…read moreaway today. The walk is like before very pleasant and park-like like before. However, the upgrade in spectacular animal enclosures is remarkable. An enormous variety in animals in great settings with different viewpoints at different levels. Not the biggest zoo, but absolutely fantastic.

We have been coming to Dierenrijk since it started as Dierenrijk Europa. And the zoo has developed…read morewell and is still improving. Of course, it is a small zoo, but knowing that, it is ideal for a nice walk. The best part of the zoo are the small mammals (the red panda is great) and the fantastic aviary. Also, don't miss the little fish that nibble your hands. If there is a weak point it is the bigger animals that could have bigger enclosures.

The park doesn't look well maintained, the attractions are outdated and rundown, the animals look…read moremalnourished, the food is horrible, and the personnel is extremely rude. This is the worst place we ever visited as a family. I can't say a single good thing about it. If you want to have your day ruined then, by all means, this is the place, otherwise, save yourself the trouble and the money and give it a skip. I wish I had.

I was really disappointed with this place - I thought it was a zoo, but as it turns out it isn't,…read moreit is a park that happened to have once been the zoo but the zoo has long since been removed. Mind you, it isn't the parks fault that I was misled, namely because I didn't do any research to actually find out what was actually here, but simply accepted the name blindly, and proceeded to tell my brother that we were going to visit the zoo. As a park it is nice, and it does have some animals running around - not just dogs, but also birds, and a rather large lake. However, don't be fooled by the name like I was - it's just a park to relax in (when it isn't raining).

Nice and Big park in the middle of the Zoo neighbourhood. I really enjoy walking my dog with my…read morechild in the stroller. It has a big lake full of ducks, swans and other birds. You can play basketball, ping pong, freesbe or just lay down on the grass.

Given that there isn't a whole lot to do in Liege and that I love biology, consider this review a…read morebit biased... At first glance of this building, I couldn't believe it was an aquarium, since there are no outdoor tanks. I suppose it is a bit older style and attached to the Liege university, which is why. Nevertheless, we decided to check it out, as it was only about 7 euros to see the aquarium and museum (going to the sciences of the world section costs a bit extra). The aquarium is downstairs and comprises about thirty or so tanks with fish from around the world - none too large though. You got your small sharks, turtles, colorful reef fish, lionfish, Dory/Nemos, and more. Some of the displays are a little bit difficult to read since it is rather dark down there, and the atmosphere is a bit humid due to being completely indoors, but no real complaints there. Upstairs is the museum, where I thought things got pretty interesting. Although my brother was a bit grossed out at all of the specimens in formaldehyde, stuffed models, and skeletal forms, I was bio-nerding out at how cool everything was. It felt like a library of animals, and it was quite the extensive collection. I thought the trip was a nice way to spend an hour, and it is different than the typical art/history museum experience attributed to Europe.

From the owner: L'Aquarium-Muséum est un lieu où les visiteurs peuvent observer, appréhender, comprendre, acquérir…read moredes connaissances sur les animaux qui peuplent la Terre, mais aussi passer un agréable moment de détente... en découvrant une riche collection d'espèces animales aquatiques vivantes et des spécimens inertes d'une grande valeur scientifique, historique, artistique ou patrimoniale.