Exclusive Penguin Feeding

Step into the penguins’ world for an up-close encounter


Have you ever stepped into a penguin enclosure to feed them by hand?

At Zoo d’Amnéville in Moselle, step right into the world of our penguin colony for a one-of-a-kind experience.

Just a few steps away, watch them move, explore, and interact. With no viewing barrier between you, you’re right there in their habitat.

With a zookeeper by your side, you’ll help feed the penguins while learning about their lives, behaviors, and unique traits.

It’s a lively, hands-on experience that will make your zoo visit truly memorable.

Does not include park admission

2:00 p.m. (meet in front of the penguin enclosure)

Ages 15+ (minors with an adult)*

No special equipment needed

On the program

  • Meet your zookeeper
  • Access to the penguin enclosure
  • Specially prepared food to feed the penguins
  • Up-close interaction with the penguins
  • Ask the zookeeper all your questions

 

Every session is unique. The experience depends on the animals’ behavior and pace, keeping it authentic and respectful.

Practical information

  • Activity duration: 30 minutes
  • Book online or at the ticket counter
  • Tickets available until 10 minutes before the activity begins, subject to availability

Admission requirements*:
Guests ages 15–17 must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults must also have a ticket for the special penguin feeding experience.

Late arrivals:
Late arrivals will not be admitted to the feeding experience and will not receive a refund.

Accessibility:
Unfortunately, our premium feeding facilities cannot accommodate visitors with limited mobility due to safety requirements.
Good to know: Group options are available for visitors with disabilities.

Respect for animal welfare:
Please observe and interact with the animals respectfully. Petting is not permitted.
Animal welfare is our priority, so the animals may not be hungry at the time of your experience. Refunds will not be issued if this happens.

The animals

As animal welfare is a priority, the program may be slightly modified depending on zoo management requirements.

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