Pannon Park Project

 Based on the decision of the General Assembly of Budapest, the area of the Budapest Zoological and Botanical Garden has been expanded in seven stages by a total of 7.9 hectares since 2013. The development will be implemented in several stages with the aim of building attractive and usable public spaces in the capital with a radically new approach that caters to 21th-century needs. The main attraction of the project is the Biodome to be constructed in the Pannon Park: the hillock-like structure will have a large floor space and interior height, and its air-conditioned climate will resemble that of a real habitat; thus, imitating the natural environment of animals both in winter and summer, it will be suitable to present the processes of a closed eco-system.