What is the name of the city where Zootopia takes place?

The city where Zootopia takes place is called Zootopia.

Zootopia is a modern metropolis built for anthropomorphic mammals, and it serves as the main setting of Disney’s 2016 animated film. The city is designed around animals of radically different sizes, habitats, and lifestyles rather than a single human-style environment.

Its districts include the frigid Tundratown, desert-like Sahara Square, the humid Rainforest District, and the central business area of Savanna Central. Large climate-control structures called Weather Walls help maintain these contrasting environments within one city. Little Rodentia, meanwhile, is scaled for tiny mammals and illustrates how Zootopia accommodates different body sizes.

The title can cause a small geographical mix-up: “Zootopia” is both the film’s title and the name of its fictional city. In some international markets, the movie was released under titles such as Zootropolis, but the city is still known as Zootopia in the English-language version. The story follows rabbit police officer Judy Hopps and fox con artist Nick Wilde as they investigate a citywide mystery.