Legendia Parc
Legendia Parc, based in Frossay, in Loire-Atlantique, is a park with a theme unique in France: tales and legends.
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Twelve zoos and reserves spread across France, from the North to the Pyrenees, with picnic and play areas, enough to keep young and old busy from morning to evening.
Legendia Parc, based in Frossay, in Loire-Atlantique, is a park with a theme unique in France: tales and legends.
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In an exceptional valley floor, entirely recreated in 2007, this vast animal ensemble devoted to Asia is set in a splendid green setting.
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The Zoo des 3 Vallées is one of the largest in south-west France. 58 hectares plus 10 being developed, and 150 hectares of plantations meant to supply the feeding of certain species.
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One of the most prestigious collections of big cats in Europe.
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Tropicaland is a wildlife park created in 2004 that invites children to venture like little explorers in the jungle to discover animals and plants!
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The Calviac Zoological Reserve is a French zoological park open since 3 August 2008.
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Themed wildlife park: "Big game raised in France". Aboard a safari train you will discover all this big game raised in semi-freedom: the stag and its hinds, wild boar, fallow deer, ostriches, bison.
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With its 80 hectares, the Lunaret zoological park in Montpellier is today the largest green space in the city and the second largest zoological park in France!
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A true setting of nature in the heart of the town, the Fort-Mardyck Dunkerque Grand Littoral zoological park offers a real moment of family relaxation while raising public awareness of the need to safeguard emblematic species of European fauna.
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The Parc des Félins is a zoological park in the commune of Lumigny-Nesles-Ormeaux in Seine-et-Marne.
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In the very heart of the Pyrenean chain, discover the region's animals in vast spaces where marmots, bears, wolves, isards, lynx, roe deer, otters and squirrels live in semi-freedom.
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Discover the Dame Blanche wildlife park.
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