Things to do in Norway, Norway: The Best Zoos & Aquariums

Snyfjellet Gård Smådyrpark is a dreamy visitors farm on Senja for both young and old. We have exotic bird life, emu, lama and other norwegian farm animals. Our time and effort has been to ensure that all the individual animals needs are met, so we can have the best attraction to invite our guests to enjoy. Snyfjellet is only open during the Summer months, Tuesday to Sunday. We also offer horseback riding at 15:30 - 16:30. The kiosk sells coffee, ice-cream, norwegian waffles, hotdogs and soda. The children can also have fun in the playground with sandbox and trampoline. Welcome to our farm.

Sommerapent opplevelsestun med masse dyr. Her kan du kose med kaniner eller mate geiter, se etter egg hos hønene eller leke pa tunet. Hesteridning. Tusseløype med troll og aktiviteter i skogen like ved. Kiosksalg med hjemmebakst, vi har sitteplasser bade inne og ute. Handicapparkering like ved tunet. Velkommen til en trivelig dag pa Brekka. Se Facebook for apningstider.

Kristiansand Dyrepark is the number one tourist attraction in Norway, attracting close to 1 million visitors each year. It consists of more than 150 different animal species, entertainment, shows, amusement park as well as a seperate water park called Badelandet.

Welcome to Elgtun! Close encounters of the third kind! Norway`s first park with tame moose. There is a big difference between an moose you can see in zoos and moose who have lived close to people and been hand fed since they were born. The difference lies primarily in the fact that our moose are safe for us. Just wait until you meet them yourself- It is pure magic!

At Svartisen Moose we have among the tamest moose in the world. Here you will get face to face with the biggest land living animal of Europa. If you dare you might even try to kiss it! Legends claim that those who kiss a moose become irresistible.ncluded in our guided tour you will get information about the moose generally and historically as well as information about our moose.

Atlanterhavsparken Aalesund - The Norwegian Aquarium, is a showcase for life along the Norwegian coast and the Atlantic. Facing the ocean, the rich fishing grounds and the deep Norwegian fjords, the visitors can observe, experience and learn about life at sea – the natural way.

At the aquarium you can learn about the Lofoten cod - or Skrei: Skrei is the name of the east Atlantic cod that migrate from the Barents Sea to Lofoten every winter to spawn. Check out the skrei aquarium room when visiting us. Within our tanks, you can also study most other species of fish, crustaceans and marine animals found in the waters around Lofoten. One of the highlights of your visit will be feeding the seals and otters, who live in outdoor pools near the Aquarium entrance. The Lofoten Aquarium additionally features photo- and art-exhibitions and films, a souvenir shop, and a cafe where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and excellent views.

Oslo Reptile Park has more than 100 animals: boa constrictors, geckos, chameleons, tree monitor lizards, several species of poison dart frogs, beautiful tarantulas and a black widow (one of the world's most venomous spiders), a caiman, tortoises, fish, insects and two species of marmoset monkeys. Every Tuesday at 5 pm, you can watch the feeding of the animals. The lizards and monkeys get insects and the snakes and the caiman will be fed dead, defrosted rats and mice. CLOSED: 17 May, 23-27 December, 31 December, 1 January and Mondays in September-March.

The Little Zoo at Brokelandheia by E18 is a fun place for the whole family. The zoo shows more than 60 different animal species like colourful reptiles, birds and fishes, small monkeys, lemurs and surikates. You realy come close to the animals. The snakes are fed every Saturday at 2:30 p.m.