Kraków Zoo, operated by the Foundation of the Municipal Park and Zoological Garden in Kraków, is located in Las Wolski, a wooded area of the city. Across 20 hectares, the zoo presents around 1,500 animals representing more than 270 species, including over 100 species that are endangered or at risk of extinction. Its work includes protecting threatened species and introducing visitors to animals from around the world.

Visitors can explore the zoo’s animal exhibits, including a newly featured aviary display, and attend scheduled animal-feeding demonstrations. The website offers practical visit-planning information, online ticket purchases, opening hours, admission prices, transport and parking guidance, maps, and accessibility details. Educational services include a nature trail, activities for primary and secondary school groups, and lessons with a forest ranger about Las Wolski. The organization also provides information about the forest’s flora, fauna, and landmarks, including Piłsudski Mound. Further opportunities include animal sponsorship, supported by individual and organizational sponsors, alongside news, visitor resources, and information about the role of zoological gardens.