Suggestions for Zoo near London

Dray P. • September 5, 2010Head towards the viaduct and you'll be able to walk along the river and forget you're in London.

Huzaifa K. • August 15, 2016Excellent day out! Be prepared for lots of walking around so wear comfy shoes! Worth prebooking tickets online as they can be a queue (though it moves very quickly)

Tom M. • July 7, 2013Amazing avory! Lots of exotic birds enjoying the sunshine

Sophia P. • August 30, 2014Great for kids big and small. Lots for the little ones to do and super friendly staff!

Jim ♕. • September 3, 2014There's a few areas/attractions within the Zoo; Wanyama Village & Reserve, Zufari: Ride Into Africa!, Amazu Treetop Adventure, Creepy Caves, Sealion Bay, Trail of the Kings, Penguin Cove and Sea-Life.

Kaspar • July 5, 2015Love this zoo, all big cats and so close.

Phillip M. • April 14, 2023Great zoo , grandchildren love it can’t wait to come and catch up with old favorites. They love the soft play, coffee not much but you can’t have everything.

Sharms C. • September 3, 2017A nice park with a mini zoo which is free to visit.

megan • September 6, 2014So much to do here. Four restaurants, an outdoor theatre, the London Zoo, soccer/cricket fields and the largest rose garden in London. Great for running (ring road = 3 miles).

StJohn D. • July 16, 2010Great park for kids - adventure playground, kids zoo, acres of grass for ball games & picknicks, tennis courts, feed the ducks or hire a row boat on the lake.

George J. • August 12, 2012Don't queue up to get into ZSL - take a canal trip from Camden. This takes you right into the Zoo .. No stress queueing and a £1 cheaper - first boat leaves at 10am

Stephen D. • September 19, 2017Great views of central London from here, and a short walk down towards the zoo and Regents Park

Irfan Q. • August 14, 2014Do ask the Zoo Keepers when they feed the animals as that is the best time to see all of them together

Steve P. • August 10, 2018Great set dressing :)

Martin T. • July 17, 201220 February: On wintry days in Central London, it is easy to forget that there is a rainforest only a short distance away, with monkeys, lemurs & pygmy marmosets roaming right in the middle of London.

Anna C. • September 14, 2015Little paridise

Ankur B. • February 14, 2016Daily show when the giraffes get fed an "afternoon tea" snack of leaves that's worth catching.

Andrew B. • February 26, 2017One of the best zoos in UK. Compact enough to walk around but good space for animals. Great day out for all, not that you'll see everything in one day! Gold card is great value for multiple visits.

Chris P. • October 2, 2017The best bit of London Zoo. They're so naughty, but so cute!

Mike G. • September 8, 2010Was here on 28th August, brilliant zoo, brilliant collection and family friendly

Kevan D. • August 15, 2012The Tim Hunkin-designed mechanical clock outside the birdhouse building does its thing every hour on the hour.

Filmsquare • August 2, 2013The London Zoo Reptile house was used in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001), where Harry first discovers he can talk "parseltongue" and lands his horrible cousin Dudley in snake pen.

Ramzez • July 1, 2017Leopards, turtles, lions and tigers :) zebras and lemurs

Deb S. • August 25, 2013Saw Dinosaur Zoo - brilliant, highly recommended. Although if the day is (or has recently been) rainy, you will DEFINITELY need to bring or buy seat covers, so leave enough time if you want to buy!

Eddy B. • May 25, 2012Morning beauties bathing in the Regent's Canal ... behind the Zoo on the way to Holiday Inn Camden Lock!