London Zoo

With a huge variety of animals that you can interact with, innovative exhibits, displays, and conservation projects, you'll soon see for yourself that there is more to London Zoo than just looking at animals.

All of the exhibits at London Zoo, from the animals down to their housing, are designed and looked after by the world's leading experts, who make sure the animals are at ease in a natural environment, adding to the comfort of the animals and experience of the viewer. You can take part in conservation projects that the zoo is involved in, helping to save many species from extinction and presenting you and your family with a rewarding encounter.

You can watch the playful otters swimming gracefully underwater as they chase each other in and out of the pools and waterfalls; then, visit the tapirs and see them enjoying their new pool in their indoor enclosure or see the endangered tamarins basking in the sunshine. There are so many animals here that you are bound to see your favourite, and maybe make a few more!

Top Attractions

Over 12,000 Animals
- Get first hand experience of over 12,000 exciting animals from over 600 species including lions, tigers, primates, giraffes and many many more....
- Displays taking place throughout the day and many animal magical moments, including feeds and keeper talks.
Interactive Exhibits
- Exciting new exhibits like Into Africa where you will come eye to eye with some of Africa's most unusual animals including giraffes, zebras and African hunting dogs.
- Meet the Monkeys; an exciting monkey walk-through experience
- Butterfly Paradise; where you can enjoy the beauty of butterflies as they fly around you.
- Younger visitors (or the young at heart!) can enjoy an encounter with farmyard favourites at the touch paddock in the Children's Zoo.
Conservation
- You can really get involved with saving many of the planets endangered species by taking part in exhibits such as B.U.G.S (biodiversity underpinning global survival) - an innovative exhibition dedicated to conservation and explanation of exactly what is biodiversity.