Nashville, TN 37211. Nashville Zoo can be accessed from either I-65 or I-24 at the Harding Place Exit. Learn More

As Middle Tennessee’s #1 family attraction, Nashville Zoo is an exciting place to visit with lots happening every day. Here are the most important things for you to know before your visit! The Zoo will close at 2:00 pm on Saturday, 9/17 for Sunset Safari.

With just 90 of 188 acres developed, Nashville Zoo is the 9th largest zoo in the country by landmass. The Zoo is one of the top tourist attractions in the state and has been named the Best Regional Attraction and Best Day Trip by The Tennessean.

Welcome to Nashville Zoo! Our ticket prices vary by date. Check the calendar below to see our Adult or Teen ticket pricing for each day. Youth (2-12 Years Old) are $4 less than the Adult or Teen price. Children Under 2 are free. To receive the lowest price for your visit, purchase at least two weeks in advance.

Nashville Zoo (3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211) can be accessed from either I-65 or I-24 at the Harding Place Exit. From I-24: Exit Harding Place (#56) on the east side of Nashville and head west about 1.5 miles to Nolensville Pike.

Nashville Zoo attractions provide guests with the opportunity to learn, ride, and play! Wild Animal Carousel Take a spin on one of the 39 brightly-colored, wooden animals, including a giant anteater, clouded leopard and more.

Nashville Zoo offers a $10 admission discount off our daily general admission prices for military personnel and everyone in their party when they present their military ID for general admission. After-hour events are not included in the discount.

Our animals come from many parts of the world. We have more than 3,700 animals representing more than 350 different species at Nashville Zoo.

Nashville Zoo. 3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211 | 615-833-1534 | Email Us

Enter a realm of wonder where artists bring mythical creatures and wildlife to life in stunning scenes throughout the Zoo. Plus, select animal exhibits are open late, including Sumatran tiger, Andean bear, flamingos and Unseen New World.