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In the small valley of the Magliasina river you will meet lions, snow leopards, Bennett-wallabies, gibbons, japanese macaque, tufted capuchins, raccoons, different turtles, among the african spurred tortoise, glues, parrots of all sizes, guinea pigs, vietnamese pigs, african pygmy goats, several aquatic birds and gamefowls. It is possible to feed the animals with the food available at the entrance. For parties there is a tiny wooden house up to 20 people or the pavillion upt to 50 people to rent.
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Zoo al Maglio
Via ai Mulini 14
6983 Magliaso
+41 91 606 14 93
post@zooalmaglio.ch
www.zooalmaglio.ch
Open all year
Open all days
09:00 - 18:00
Adults CHF 12.-
Children 6.-
Special prices for groups and schools
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