Reviews of Lincoln Park Zoo Helen Brach Primate House (Zoo)

2058-2156 N Cannon Dr, Chicago, IL 60614, United States

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At this moment the business receives a rating of 4.4 stars over 5 and the rating was based on 12 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Lincoln Park Zoo Helen Brach Primate House IN Indiana

Peter Pontius

Great place to visit. Very well designed.

Craig Burbey

What a gem Chicago has with the Lincoln park zoo. The primate house is a fave, though I wish the gibbons had more room to braciate.

Aly Bee

Christina Fesczenko

Rick Kleinman

Excellent and interesting. Always free

Tom Stam

For numerous reasons, the primate exhibition at Brookfield is FAR superior! When I visited back in summer 2014, I recall feeling a deep sadness because the apes were basically imprisoned. I am far from some bleeding-heart vegan card-carrying animal activist. While I have the utmost respect for vegetarians, at least philosophically, I have too much craving for steak (or burgers, ribs, sausage, chops, bacon, poultry, fresh seafood... YUM! ...but I digress). That said, I do genuinely care for the well-being of animals. I am not insinuating that the animals are improperly cared for, but I find it inhumane to corral creatures as intelligent as apes in a prison with transparent walls, where they spend their days in overcrowded conditions for obnoxious kids to run up to windows. The tour guide was informative and she displayed a positive attitude, but I would prefer a faithfully attempted duplication of their wild habitat for primates to frolic or relax in over a cell where tourists could gawk at these magnificent animals in a painfully obvious state of captivity. Tropic World at Brookfield is much better because you won't see apes or monkeys "in jail." (Also, it LOOKS superior visually and obviously took a lot more work to construct and to maintain than this one.)

Bendecido Por Dios Y Mi Santa Niña

(Translated by Google) Beautiful space to spend a good day of rest in the company of family and friends (Original) Hermoso espacio para pasar un buen día de descanso en compañía de la familia y amigos

Joojoo Bears

Nice!

Mariam A.

The primate house homes half a dozen gorillas along with their alpha. During the winter they are indoors and can be viewed up close on the other side of the glass enclosements. During warmer weather they are outside in the playgrounds and harder to spot.