Toledo Zoo

Initially established in 1900 as the Toledo Zoological Gardens after a woodchuck was given to the city, the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium is today a mainstream and surely understood zoo found southwest of downtown Toledo on Hippo Way. Worked by the Works Progress Administration, the zoo keeps on utilizing a significant number of the first memorable structures today.

A portion of the zoo's displays incorporate the Arctic Encounter, Cheetah Valley, Kingdom of the Apes, and the Tiger Terrace. The 178,000-gallon aquarium contains in excess of 3,000 energizing sea-going creatures. It is one of the famous zoological park in this city.