Can you visit Smithsonian Front Royal?
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
Please Note: The SCBI facility in Front Royal, Virginia, is open to the public once a year for the annual Conservation Discovery Day (formerly known as the Autumn Conservation Festival)..
Can you visit the Smithsonian Zoo in Front Royal?
Please Note: The SCBI facility in Front Royal, Virginia, is open to the public once a year for the annual Conservation Discovery Day (formerly known as the Autumn Conservation Festival)..
How do you get a panda pass at the National Zoo?
Visitors can reserve Asia Trail/Panda Passes onsite at eight giant panda statue kiosks located throughout the Zoo.
Visitors will use their smart phone to download passes via a QR code..
How much does the DC Zoo cost?
The Zoo is free, but Entry Passes are required for all guests, including infants..
Is the DC Zoo free?
Yes, admission to the Zoo is free for walk-in entry.
If you plan to drive and park at the Zoo, you'll need to reserve a paid parking pass..
What is special about the DC Zoo?
Its two campuses are home to more than 2,100 animals, including some of the planet's most critically endangered species.
Always free of charge, the Zoo's 163-acre park in the heart of Washington, D.C., is a popular tourist destination, welcoming nearly 2 million visitors from all over the world each year..
Where is the entrance to the Smithsonian National Zoo?
The Smithsonian's National Zoo is located in the heart of Washington, D.C.
Two entrances are currently open to pedestrians: the main entrance at 3001 Connecticut Ave, NW, and the Harvard Street Bridge entrance..
- It's not all elephants and donkeys in DC.
At the National Zoo, visitors can find all sorts of animals that don't subscribe to party lines.
Lions, tigers, giraffes and the zoo's beloved giant pandas are just some of the 1,500-plus animals that call the 163-acre park home. - Visitors are able to visit the pandas virtually through the Zoo's Panda Cam.
The cams offer live, streaming video of the pandas. - Visitors can reserve Asia Trail/Panda Passes onsite at eight giant panda statue kiosks located throughout the Zoo.
Visitors will use their smart phone to download passes via a QR code.
