Lecoq Park

Parque Lecocq is a zoological park located in Montevideo, Uruguay, established between 1946 and 1949 based on the design of architect Mario Paysée. Home to more than 500 animals representing 33 species from around the world — including mammals, birds, and reptiles — the park serves as both a wildlife destination and an environmental education center. It runs programs for schools and institutions, contributes to conservation efforts for endangered species, and features accessible facilities including improved pathways and amenities. With its diverse animal collection and educational activities suitable for all ages, Parque Lecocq is a welcoming family attraction in Uruguay's capital city offering a meaningful connection with wildlife and nature.