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Popugainya

Rating 4.7
178 ratings
Closed until 10:00
Brest, vulica Famina, 14

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Brest, vulica Famina, 14
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+375 29 554-43-21
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Rating 4.7
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Level 4 Local Expert
December 17, 2024
Recently visited this wonderful place! There are a lot of parrots, a macaw at the entrance flies to you and waits for a treat) there are also very tactile pirrura birds, they sat on us all the time) There are a lot of wavy ones that also flew in. The girl told a lot about parrots, we are thinking about buying such a friend) A photographer works, all the photos are bright, beautiful, go with magnets. The staff is friendly, the food for birds is varied! At the exit, you can participate in a free lottery, where we won a 20% discount and a free ticket for the next visit! We will definitely come back again, the experience is unforgettable!
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Level 4 Local Expert
January 30
A great place to visit with your family or friends. The polite staff will tell you what to do before you get to the birds, and what is forbidden. After playing with the parrots a lot, you will find a very pleasant picture waiting for you at the exit, namely your photos in all the frames that you can purchase, it only remains to guess when they managed to photograph you. I definitely recommend it!
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Level 4 Local Expert
March 29
The parrot is not worth your money! 50 rubles for an adult, a child, and food is just game! There are two small rooms, there is no fresh air, the dust from the filler of the rooms is in the air. There is practically no variety of parrots. A 4-year-old child lost interest after only 15 minutes. All the parrots are practically at the top of the ceiling, and the children can't see them and aren't interested. There are a lot of people. Many parrots were pretty tired and asleep, they didn't eat any food. On leaving the room, they offered a framed photo for 20 rubles. Without a frame for 10 rubles. Are you serious? For an entrance fee of 50 rubles for half an hour, we should have been offered at least a free album with photos. . In general, anyone who loves parrots can go. I don't recommend it to the rest of the "exotic lovers" at all.
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