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Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park

Attraction £5

A small rescue-focused wildlife park inside the Botanic Gardens, home to parrots, monkeys and reptiles.

Alameda Botanic Gardens, South District
Daily 10am–5pm
Duration: 45 min
CategoryAttraction
AreaSouth District, Gibraltar
HoursDaily 10am–5pm
Duration45 min
Price£5
AddressAlameda Botanic Gardens
💱 For international visitors:£1 ≈ €1.17≈ $1.27≈ ₩1,750≈ ¥190 (JPY)≈ ¥9.1 (CNY)· rates approximate
💡 Insider tip: Combine with a stroll through the Botanic Gardens — both are free/cheap and peaceful.

Last reviewed: September 2026

What to Expect at Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is a attraction in the South District of Gibraltar, and most visitors spend around 45 min here. A small rescue-focused wildlife park inside the Botanic Gardens, home to parrots, monkeys and reptiles.

Admission is £5. Opening hours are Daily 10am–5pm. Insider tip: Combine with a stroll through the Botanic Gardens — both are free/cheap and peaceful.

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park — Frequently Asked Questions

What are the opening hours for Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park?▼

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is open Daily 10am–5pm, in the South District of Gibraltar. Always check locally before your visit as hours can change with the season.

How much does it cost to visit Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park?▼

Entry to Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is £5. Combined tickets with other Upper Rock attractions can save money if you're visiting several.

How long should I spend at Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park?▼

Allow around 45 min for Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park. Add extra time for getting to and from the site, especially on the Upper Rock.

Where is Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park in Gibraltar?▼

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is located at Alameda Botanic Gardens in the South District of Gibraltar. Use the Get Directions button above to open Google Maps navigation.

Any tips for visiting Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park?▼

Combine with a stroll through the Botanic Gardens — both are free/cheap and peaceful.

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