Just Great!very interesting and beautiful!there is cafe inside so you can join there after walking. 15 min from center. Highly recommend! Place 5/5, staff5/5, entertainment 5/5.
Love it!One of the most interesting zoo's I've ever been to. The Lions are A M A Z I N G, penguins and flamingos too. Don't miss the Gorilla family !! :) definitely I'm coming back again and again.
Squirrel Monkey: Ask the zoo keeper (not the red jumper volunteers, but the guys in green tops) when they feed them. That's the best time to see all of them together, including the new three babies!
Lovely cleanspaciouszoo! Animals are well fed and treated, cages not small but good sizes. My spotlight was the tigers. But every animal is worth to see. I spent all day long and it is def a must
An amazing zoo right in the the heart of London's Regents Park. great day out with a great array of information and talks that go on throughout the day.
It was lovely i want to go again ! Its big & you will walk a lot , so wear comfyshoes .. If you were going with a child - go early so you can see everything ..
If you live anywhere in Greater London and love animals, membership is worth the investment. It's expensive but you can come as often as you like, and includes Whipsnade Zoo as well.
Visit the zoo on a clear day so the kids can Interact with some of the animals, not the lion of course!! 😜 don't forget to visit regent park after the zoo, Enjoy ✌️ تجي لندن لازم تجي حديقه الحيوانات
Excellent day out! Be prepared for lots of walking around so wear comfyshoes! Worth prebooking tickets online as they can be a queue (though it moves very quickly)
Visiting in the winter means a more peaceful experience to enjoy the animals. Some may be inside for the winter, so be sure to mosey in when you can't spot them outside.
One of the best I have ever been , one of the biggest credits is the connection with the riverbus!! You can stop to little Venice or even Camden town .
We loved walking between monkeys ,, & walking between birds .. The gorilla , the giraffes , & the shop was nice too .. One of the best places in london
The Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo was co-designed by the Earl of Snowdon, husband of HRH The Princess Margaret. The swans, officially owned by the Crown, fly freely on the canal next door!
London Zoo was opened for Fellows of the Zoological Society of London in 1828, only opening to the public in 1847 to aid funding. It currently houses 755 species of animal.
though not always as fun, we went on a rainy sunday and had THE BEST time as the zoo was empty and was a much more pleasurable experience than usual. we got over the rain pretty quickly!
Very expensive! £62.50 for 1 adult and 2 kids (including £5 donation, which wasn't exactly optional...). But the infrastructure is good and you can get quite close to the animals.
Want to see some really fascinating animals? Then get your tickets to see The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe live on stage now at Kensington Gardens!
Not to be missed, ZSL London Zoo is the must-see animal attraction in London. Featuring the world famous penguin feed; watch p-p-plenty of penguins diving in England’s biggest penguin pool. With over 720 different species of animal, ZSL London Zoo offers a fantastic day out for all.