Zoo Berlin

Zoo Berlin security ties made to measure

Our woven security ties with the Zoo Berlin logo are a unique, custom creation that is perfect for fans of the famous zoo, team members, or anyone who wants to be part of the city's iconic tradition. These specific ties capture the vibrant personality and uniqueness of the Berlin Zoo while providing the comfort and security of a clip-on tie.

The most striking feature of this tie is certainly the exclusive Zoo Berlin symbol, which is skillfully and clearly woven into the fabric of the tie. This stylized logo represents the proud spirit of the zoo and its countless inhabitants in a symbolic way - a timeless expression of recognition and belonging.

Our ties are designed in the characteristic and vibrant colors of the zoo, making them an essential accessory for any Zoo Berlin lover. The material, a high-quality fabric, ensures an elegant surface and lasting durability.

The safety technology of the tie consists of an easy-to-use clip discreetly attached to the back of the design. This clip allows for easy putting on and taking off of the tie, making it ideal for situations where time is essential or for individuals who are unsure how to tie a traditional tie.

The clip-on tie is also popular for safety reasons, as it spontaneously releases under pressure or tension, thus minimizing the risk of accidents. That's why this type of tie is highly favored by security companies.

Overall, our woven security ties with Berlin Zoo symbol offer a subtle blend of style, comfort, and practicality. They not only symbolize the Berlin Zoo but also express love for the city of Berlin and its iconic institutions.

Zoo Berlin

The Berlin Zoo, officially known as Zoologischer Garten Berlin, is the oldest and most famous zoo in Germany. It was founded on August 1, 1844, and covers an area of approximately 35 hectares in the Tiergarten district.

The zoo is famous for its variety of animal species - it houses around 20,000 animals from over 1,000 different species. From elephants and giraffes, to polar bears and gorillas, to exotic bird species, the Berlin Zoo offers an impressive and educational diversity of wildlife. The zoo became particularly well-known through the polar bear Knut, who was born there in 2006.

The Berlin Zoo is not only a place of entertainment, but also an important center for scientific zoology and species conservation. It participates in numerous international breeding programs and conducts extensive research work.

Inside the zoo, there is also the impressive Antelope House, which is protected as a historical monument, and the impressive Berlin Aquarium, which houses numerous species of fish, reptiles, insects, and amphibians.

Furthermore, the zoo also convinces with its commitment to education and sustainability. There are many special programs and activities for children and school classes to promote awareness of the necessity of animal protection and the preservation of biodiversity.

Overall, the Berlin Zoo is a wonderful place for a family outing and allows visitors of all ages to experience animals up close and learn more about wildlife and conservation.