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London Zoo
2-3 hours
With over 10,000 incredible animals and exciting and innovative exhibits, London Zoo is a great day out in the capital for all ages.
What visitors are saying
4.3Such a lovely zoo and a beautiful neighborhood.
Nov 27, 2025I had the chance to see a wide variety of animals up close, and it was both fun and interesting.
Aug 22, 2025- Explore London with The London Pass®Your London pass includes dozens of other top attractions, all for one money-saving price
What you'll do
Nestled in the greenery of Regent’s Park, London Zoo is a fascinating urban oasis home to over 10,000 animals from across the globe.
Explore immersive habitats and get closer than ever to some of the world’s most incredible creatures.
Step into Land of the Lions to see Asiatic lions up close, or venture into Tiger Territory to observe Sumatran tigers and learn about the conservation challenges these big cats face. Journey high into the treetops in Rainforest Life, London’s only living rainforest, and discover nocturnal creatures in the Night Life exhibit.
Down at the beach, watch Humboldt penguins swim, dive, and play in England’s largest penguin pool, with spectacular underwater viewing windows. Then wander into Africa to meet the elegant giraffes and marvel at the residents of Gorilla Kingdom.
Popular exhibits
Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians
See some of the world's rarest reptiles and amphibians, from the snake-eating king cobra to mountain chicken frogs, that the zoo is saving from the brink of extinction. With eight different habitats to discover, this promises to be an educational tour of the globe.
Tiny Giants!
A celebration of all things small but mighty, and the sometimes strange but always wonderful world of invertebrates. Includes a colourful coral reef tank.
Giants of the Galápagos
Home to the zoo's three Galápagos giant tortoises. Step inside to enjoy the balmy climate of the Galápagos Archipelago and discover these magnificent reptiles who can live for over a century. Imagine how the world might change in their lifetime and discover how we can protect them – and our planet – for the years to come.
Facts
There are several listed buildings in the London Zoo and in the surrounding areas in Regents Park - one of the most peculiar is the traditional grade I listed telephone box at Penguin Beach, can you find it?
The Casson elephant house’s roof was designed by Sir Hugh Casson. His design portrays a herd of elephants drinking from a watering hole.
The much-loved Winnie-the-Pooh was inspired by a real-life black bear that lived at London Zoo from 1914 until her death in 1934. She was tame much, loved being handled, and was loved by all. You can find a statue of her in the zoo.
What's included
Entry to London Zoo
Where you'll be
Outer Circle, Regent’s Park, London, GBHow to get there
Camden Town (Northern line)
Standard opening hours
Closings & holidays
25 December annually
Find out more
For more information please see the London Zoo website.
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