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The Connecticut Avenue main entrance of the National Zoo, with its two stone lions, flower beds and banners in front of tall trees.
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Smithsonian's National Zoo

Smithsonian's National Zoo is a zoo founded in 1889 in Rock Creek Park in northwest Washington and run by the Smithsonian Institution. Its 163-acre park on wooded slopes is laid out along trails such as Asia Trail, Elephant Trails and American Trail, with giant pandas, Asian elephants, great apes, lions, tigers and sea lions.

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Is Smithsonian's National Zoo free?

Yes. Entry to Smithsonian's National Zoo is free.

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