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See 300+ animals, enjoy daily animal talks, and watch live feedings with your entry ticket.
See 300+ animals, enjoy daily animal talks, and watch live feedings with your entry ticket.
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10% off
Perfect for families, enjoy a flexible Thames River sightseeing cruise and explore London Zoo.
Perfect for families, enjoy a flexible Thames River sightseeing cruise and explore London Zoo.
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London Zoo
Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
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London Zoo and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
London Zoo
Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
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Get access to Madame Tussauds London with 150+ celebrity figures and the London Zoo in one booking.
Get access to Madame Tussauds London with 150+ celebrity figures and the London Zoo in one booking.
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London Zoo
Madame Tussauds London
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London Zoo and Madame Tussauds London
London Zoo
Madame Tussauds London
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Experience a perfect blend of wildlife and city views with this combo to ZSL London Zoo & the London Eye!
Experience a perfect blend of wildlife and city views with this combo to ZSL London Zoo & the London Eye!
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London Zoo
London Eye
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London Zoo and London Eye
London Zoo
London Eye
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Best for: Those short on time
Duration: 2-3 hours
This ticket gives you entry and access to all attractions within ZSL London Zoo. Valid for the whole day, these tickets will save you time as you will get direct access to the London Zoo.
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Best for: Budget travelers
Duration: Flexible
See more for less with budget-friendly combo tickets that allow you to visit the London Eye, Madame Tussauds, or a Thames River Cruise after your London Zoo exploration.
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The pink zone has giraffes, zebras, monkeys, warthogs, meerkats, African wild dogs, lemurs, otters, pygmy hippos, okapis, and sloths. Two must-see exhibits in the pink zone are Monkey Valley and Rainforest Life.
The orange zone has birds like macaws, flamingos, and penguins. You will also find squirrel monkeys, butterflies, llamas, camels, alpacas, Galapagos tortoises, and lions. Visit the Tiny Giants exhibit here.
The Blue Zone is home to gorillas, tigers, camels, red river hogs, gibbons, and Komodo dragons. The Reptile House and the Outback exhibits are must-see attractions in the Blue Zone.
Exception to closing hours:
June (7, 14, 21, 28), July (5, 12, 19, 26): 10am to 5pm
Closed: Dec 25
Last entry: 1 hour before closing
Note: Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 mins before closing time.
London Zoo timingsAddress: Outer Circle, Regent's Park, London NW1 4RY | Find on Maps
ZSL London Zoo has only one entrance. As far as accessibility is concerned, guests with limited mobility can enter without issues.
Lifts are available at:
Level or ramped access is also available at most buildings to provide a comfortable experience for everyone.
You'll find several restaurants and eateries at ZSL London Zoo:
Absolutely! ZSL London Zoo is included with the London Pass, offering you an easy, contactless entry alongside other iconic London spots.
No, tickets are separate. You can book your tickets to Whipsnade Zoo here!
No need to cancel your safari dreams — ZSL London Zoo is open rain or shine, and there are plenty of indoor exhibits to duck into if it pours.
Oh yes, it’s a dream! From the splashy Penguin Beach to the playgrounds, little ones will have the time of their lives.
Yes! Don’t miss the famous Penguin Feeding at Penguin Beach, and check out the daily schedule for talks and feedings with lions, meerkats, and more.
You can’t touch most animals for their safety (and yours!), but there are special experiences like Meet the Monkeys, where you can walk through an enclosure and see them up close without barriers.
Don’t miss Rainforest Life — you walk through a steamy tropical world packed with sloths and bats. Or step into Tiny Giants to discover life under the microscope!
Early mornings are pure bliss — cooler temperatures and active animals! Plus, if you visit midweek outside school holidays, you’ll dodge most of the crowds.
Arriving about 15–20 minutes early gives you enough time to breeze through security and soak in the buzz before diving into the wild fun.
To do justice to the animal magic, set aside about 4–5 hours. There’s so much to see — and you’ll want time to watch the animal feedings and catch a few keeper talks too!
Dress comfy! Think casual clothes, comfy shoes (lots of walking involved), and layer up if it’s chilly. And don’t forget your raincoat — this is London, after all.
Not strictly, but there are handy maps and recommended routes to help you cover all the must-see spots without missing a beat.
Absolutely. From Easter at the Zoo to festive Christmas celebrations with Santa, there’s something magical happening all year round.
Here’s a good one: It’s where the first-ever reptile house opened in 1849 — and where a scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was filmed!