What Zoo/Reptilarium Would Have the Greatest Diversity of Venomous Snakes in Europe?

[Nikola Chavkosk]

Realizing that not-visiting Madrid, means that I also won't see quite a big number of venomous snakes in Madrid's zoos/aquariums, what would be the best places in Europe to see great or greatest diversity of venomous snakes, and good-exhibition of these snakes?

Zoos/reptilaria that comes on my mind:
-Plzen zoo
-Berlin zoo
-Prague zoo
-Tierpark Berlin
-Lausanne vivarium
-Best zoo
-Moscow zoo
-Cologne zoo

??

 

[Batto]

The venomous snake collection at Moscow Zoo can only be seen behind the scenes.
The Reptilienzoo Nockalm (Austria) and the Gifttierhaus Eimsheim (Germany) should be added to your list; I'd even dare to say that the first has currently the greatest variety of species.

Dvorec Zoo (cobras), Terrazoo Rheinberg/Sontra, Reptilienzoo Landau, Randers, Tropicario Helsinki and a few others also keep (and sometimes breed) a varying amount of hot snakes.
The collections at Berlin aren't what they used to be.

 

[Nikola Chavkosk]

Many thanks Batto, very informative

 

[HungarianBison]

Budapest has got many venomous snakes, too. Here you can see Gabon viper, Surucucu, Hungarian steppe viper, Green mamba, Black mamba, Uraco crotalus etc. I offer Budapest, it worth a visit after COVID.