Visit London Zoo

"Our family loved the Children's Zoo for our youngest ones, open since 1938: the deer and rabbits delighted the kids. The Penguin Beach was a highlight, with the Adelie penguins very visible. The advice to arrive early paid off: we saw the active tigers. The shaded areas near the canal are perfect for picnics. An excellent value for money for London."

"As a tourist from Sydney, the zoo is stunning. The Blackburn Pavilion with its Komodo dragons since 2004 and the UK’s collection of venomous snakes amazed me. The Red Panda Trail was very active in the early morning. The educational aspect is remarkable, with detailed information. Access by public transport from the center is easy. €41 for 15 hours of happiness, I say yes."

"We are seniors and appreciated a calm visit on a Tuesday. The Clore Rainforest Lookout gave us a superb view of the arboreal inhabitants. The 260 species in 15 hectares make for an impressive concentration of biodiversity. One downside: parking is rare and limited, it’s better to come by metro. The feeding sessions are not to be missed, very educational. The staff are welcoming and helpful."

"With my friends, we took the walk from Camden Town through Regent's Park, a real moment of relaxation before entering. The Tiger Territory was the highlight, with Sumatran tigers very visible in the morning. The Butterfly Paradise was our cool break, very photogenic. We brought our picnic to save money. The atmosphere is family-friendly and convivial. The price is high, but the experience is worth it."

"As a couple, we were won over by the Gorilla Kingdom, with western lowland gorillas in a spacious enclosure. The advice to start from the north paid off: we saw the active tigers and gorillas before the crowds. The Penguin Beach was a relaxing moment. The conservation programs and daily presentations enrich the visit. The location in Regent's Park is magnificent. A must-do for families."

"As a family, we appreciated the diversity of species, with over 20,000 animals in 15 hectares. The Blackburn Pavilion with its reptiles amazed our teenagers. The Children's Zoo reassured our little ones. One regret: the weekend crowds made some areas very crowded, especially around noon. The feeding sessions should be booked, they are very educational. The staff are attentive. An excellent choice for a family day in London."

"Solo from Berlin, I found the zoo very well organized. The Clore Rainforest Lookout gave me a breathtaking view of the simulated tropical forest, very impressive. The Butterfly Paradise was my ideal cool break. The 260 species and conservation programs are remarkable. Metro access is convenient. The price of €41 is high but justified by the richness of the content. The staff are welcoming and informative. A complete visit."

"As a family, we loved the Red Panda Trail in the morning; the red pandas were very active. The Tiger Territory was a highlight, with Sumatran tigers very present. The advice to bring a picnic paid off: we saved money near the canal. The Penguin Beach delighted the kids. The feeding sessions are very educational. The staff are attentive. An excellent value for money for a family day in London."

"As a couple, we were blown away by the Blackburn Pavilion: the UK’s largest collection of venomous snakes and Komodo dragons since 2004. The Butterfly Paradise was a unique cool break, with butterflies landing on you. The Clore Rainforest Lookout offers a superb breathtaking view. The 260 species in 15 hectares make for a concentration of biodiversity. The price is high, but the experience is rich and memorable."