Spread across 36 acres in the heart of Regent's Park, London Zoo is home to more than 10,000 animals, immersive habitats, cafés, playgrounds, and historic landmarks. With so much to explore, it's easy to miss a favourite exhibit or take a longer route than necessary. Whether you're heading straight to Land of the Lions, planning your family's day around Penguin Beach, or looking for the nearest restaurant, the zoo map helps you navigate the zoo efficiently and make the most of every visit.
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The ZSL Library is one of the most crucial zoological libraries in the world, making it a highlight you cannot miss. In this library you can learn about the behaviour and conservation of all the incredible animals you'll meet at the zoo.
The Bird Safari offers a unique opportunity to witness the beauty of an array of bird species. Wander through lush habitats carefully designed to mimic their natural environments, and engage with educational displays that highlight the importance of bird conservation.
Experience a captivating array of butterflies and moths from across the globe. Designed to mimic a colossal caterpillar, this tropical oasis maintains a comfortable temperature, providing an idyllic environment for these amazing creatures to thrive.
Immerse yourself in the environment that inspired Charles Darwin's groundbreaking theories of evolution. This immersive habitat invites visitors to the remote archipelago to witness the amazing Galapagos Tortoises.
Step into the Gorilla Kingdom at the London Zoo. This immersive habitat offers a rare glimpse into the lives of these incredible primates, showcasing their social dynamics and behaviour. It's an opportunity to connect with our closest relatives in the animal kingdom.
Get up close to the world's largest lizard species, the Komodo Dragons. Wander through a carefully crafted landscape that mirrors their natural surroundings, complete with rocky terrain and shaded spots.
The Monkey Valley is not only a source of joy for visitors but also a platform for raising awareness about the conservation challenges faced by these remarkable creatures and the urgent need to protect their habitats.
This remarkable exhibit is home to a mesmerizing colony of Humboldt penguins. With a sprawling pool, Penguin Beach offers viewing areas, allowing visitors to witness the graceful and charming behavior's of the penguins.
This iconic exhibit, with its rich heritage dating back to the 19th century, is a gateway into the realm of reptiles from around the globe. Get a glimpse at Philippine crocodiles and Chinese Giant salamanders and gain an understanding of their roles in our ecosystem.
This captivating exhibit is a vital haven for these endangered creatures, providing a carefully designed habitat that mimics their natural environments. Witness these awe-inspiring predators up close, and admire their grace and power.
This remarkable exhibit showcases the endangered Asiatic lions and Hanuman Langurs. Beyond its visual splendor, Land of the Lions serves as a powerful testament to conservation efforts aimed at saving these magnificent animals from the brink of extinction
A playground designed for younger visitors to interact with amazing animals, including porcupines, llamas, goats, coatis and more. It is designed with low barriers allowing children to get up close and appreciate the importance of conserving wildlife.
You can download the official London Zoo map before your visit or pick up a free printed copy at the main entrance when you arrive.
Yes. The map marks all major animal habitats and exhibit zones, including Land of the Lions, Tiger Territory, Penguin Beach, Gorilla Kingdom, and Rainforest Life.
Yes. All restaurants, cafés, kiosks, picnic areas, and water refill points are clearly marked, making it easy to plan meal and refreshment breaks.
Yes. The official map identifies accessible routes, step-free entrances, accessible toilets, baby-changing facilities, and other essential visitor amenities.
Most people spend around 3–5 hours exploring the zoo. Using the map helps you plan an efficient route and ensures you don't miss the exhibits that interest you most.
Yes. The map shows where each animal habitat is located, making it easier to find the venues for daily keeper talks and animal demonstrations.
Yes. The official map is updated whenever new exhibits, visitor facilities, or walking routes change, so it's best to use the latest version available on the day of your visit.
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