[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for London Zoo (Updated Jun)

For capybara enthusiasts looking to experience these gentle creatures up close, Hobbledown Heath in London offers a unique opportunity. This zoo and amusement park is home to five capybaras, including two younger ones around two years old. The feeding session lasts about 15-20 minutes and is incredibly soothing. To book tickets, search for 'Hobbledown Heath Capybara' online. There are only two time slots available each day at 12:15 pm and 3:15 pm, with a maximum of four people per session, so tickets are in high demand. If you plan to visit on a weekend, it's advisable to book 1-2 months in advance. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the park entrance to the capybara area, and it's recommended to arrive 15 minutes early. Before interacting with the capybaras, you'll need to sign a safety waiver and wear gloves. The capybaras prefer sweet foods like sweet potatoes and carrots over leafy greens like lettuce and celery. They enjoy being petted on their necks, feet, and bodies. Remember to wash your hands after the session. The cost is £55 per person, which includes park entry. Besides the capybara experience, you can also see other animals and enjoy various attractions, making it a great destination for families with children. Most visitors are parents with kids. Location: Hobbledown Heath, Staines Road, Hounslow, TW14 0HH #LondonLife #LondonCapybara #Capybara #CapybaraLovers #LondonThingsToDo #LondonZoo #LondonWeekend

Taking advantage of youth, traveling alone, no need to accommodate anyone, and no need to ask for anyone's opinion. We just emphasize freedom! I have to say, London is really amazing, super fun to walk around and take photos! I walked more than 20,000 steps almost every day there!🤣 I have organized a 3-day 2-night travel guide. I believe you will fall in love with this place just like I did!💕 - Day 1: City Center Sightseeing London Eye ➡ Westminster Abbey ➡ Tower Bridge ➡ London Dungeon ➡ The Shard - First, go to the famous London Eye, where you can have a 360-degree panoramic view of central London. The transportation is super convenient, and it is recommended to walk or take the subway to Waterloo Station. Then, it's about a 10-minute walk from the London Eye to the historic Westminster Abbey, a Gothic church that hosts royal weddings and coronation ceremonies! Next, take the Circle or District line subway from Westminster Abbey to Tower Hill Station, where you can see the iconic Tower Bridge of London🌉, and visit the exhibition inside the bridge! After that, it's about a 15-minute walk from Tower Bridge or take the subway to London Bridge Station to reach the London Dungeon, where you can experience the dark history of London! Finally, it's about a 10-minute walk from the London Dungeon to The Shard🔭, one of the tallest buildings in London, where you can enjoy beautiful city views from the observation deck! A very fulfilling day! - Day 2: Immersive Experience and Adventure Frameless Art Exhibition ➡ London Zoo ➡ London Hop-On Hop-Off Bus - First, we can take the subway to Marble Arch Station to experience Frameless - an immersive art experience. This innovative immersive art exhibition lets you feel the magical charm of frameless art! Next, you can choose to take the bus to the London Zoo, loved by both adults and children. Don't miss the penguin feeding show where they dive for food. After a whole day of walking, you can take the London Hop-On Hop-Off Bus to tour the city's main attractions, with multilingual guides, you can enjoy the tour anytime, anywhere! - Day 3: Thames River and Royal Horticulture Thames River Cruise - Wisley Garden - Early in the morning, choose to take a boat tour of the Thames River, enjoying the famous sights along the shore. Then take the train to Woking Station 🚆, and transfer by bus or taxi to Wisley Garden 🚍. My feeling after visiting is that it was so beautiful! There were so many plants I had never seen before!

Great zoo, well planned out and loads animals to see. I really liked that most of the animals had free-range pavilions like the monkeys and birds,because I've seen in other zoos cages can be small. Some of the highlights of my recent visit include the apes, the tigers and lions, and the penguins too. There is plenty of information and talks on the animals, and it’s a surprisingly large zoo considering it’s location. All the staff were extremely helpful and shared some facts about the animals. Plenty to see here and good facilities, you can even hire mobility scooters. Absolutely great for a day out with kids! #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

#londontrip 1. St Jame’s park Address - London SW1A 2BJ, United Kingdom, England. Highlights - It is one if a beautiful park in the Central of London, A Royal park, historicsite. Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 2. The Regent’s park Address - London, United Kingdom, England Highlights - It a home to the world's oldest scientific zoo, London Zoo, and the oldest outdoor theatre in the world. Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

#londontrip Getting There - Outer Circle, Regent’s Park, London NW1 4RY, United Kingdom, England. Attractions - First scientifics, zoo, National park, Zoo gardens, animal conservation and wildlife education for ayoung generation. Nowadays, London Zoo might be one of the most comprehensive animal collections in the world and the largest zoological library of any zoo. #zoo

#londontrip The London Zoo is an exciting and family-friendly destination where you can see a wide variety of animals from around the world. It's a great place for kids and adults alike to learn about different species and their habitats. From majestic lions to playful penguins, the zoo offers a chance to get up close to animals you might not see every day. However, some enclosures might be smaller than expected, and the popularity of the zoo can lead to crowds during peak times. If you enjoy animals and want a fun and educational outing, the London Zoo could be a memorable experience. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#london

#bucketlistreboot London Zoo is a great place to visit with kids and enjoy a family day out. This is the oldest scientific zoo, managed by ZSL (Zoological Society of London) and known as ZSL London Zoo. In addition to the great selection of animals, it also opened the first reptile house, first public aquarium, first insect house (which we are not fans of) and the first children’s zoo. The Zoo is located in the famous Regent’s park offering amazingly decorated gardens and quirky art exhibitions in the park. We are lucky to call London our home and after many years living here, there are still things to do and places to see within the city’s boundaries. You could say it’s a city breaker’s delight. A city that is ever evolving and ever changing. Always something to see or people to befriend. #zoo #animals

Time has turned to the next morning we were in the UK⏰ Our first trip is to the zoo🐊 London only has one zoo and it has some history 🏚 But if you like animals 👧🏻 must go 🐊 I am coming 💕 However, due to our misreading of the map we got off at Camden Road 💔 then walked for more than half an hour to get to the zoo🥲😂 Fortunately, the weather in the UK is very cool even in summer 🙉👦🏻👧🏻 It's fun to walk as a walk The most attractive place to enter was the Reptile House 💕 I really wanted to scream 🥰 Harry Potter Episode 1 Harry went to the reptile house turned out to be this one ❣️❣️ Actually, it's not big inside❌ but it's quite close to some animals💯 And there are not many people inside 🤭 everyone can be in a good position to view the animals 🤗 So if you have kids and don't know what to do in the UK😵🤐 you might as well consider visiting this zoo😬 #OverseasTravel #I miss

London at Christmas is pure magic — twinkling lights, festive markets, cozy pubs, and iconic sights dressed in their holiday best. Here’s your go-to guide for experiencing the capital in all its Yuletide glory: 1. See the Best Christmas Lights 🌟 Oxford Street & Regent Street – World-famous for dazzling light displays 💎 Covent Garden – Giant baubles, mistletoe chandeliers & a 60-foot Christmas tree ❄️ Carnaby Street – Quirky themes and vibrant colors each year Tip: Go after sunset and grab a hot chocolate from a nearby café. 2. Explore London's Christmas Markets 🎁 Southbank Centre Winter Market – Riverside stalls with mulled wine & artisan gifts ⛸️ Winter Wonderland (Hyde Park) – Huge market, rides, ice skating & more 🛍️ Greenwich Christmas Market – Charming and less crowded 🍷 Must-try: German bratwurst and glühwein (mulled wine)! 3. Go Ice Skating ⛸️ Somerset House – Picture-perfect backdrop with DJs & festive snacks 🏰 Hampton Court Palace – Skate in the historic court of King Henry VIII 🌃 Canary Wharf – Modern vibes with fewer crowds 4. Enjoy Festive Shows & Concerts ✨ Royal Albert Hall – Christmas carol concerts and festive classics 🎭 West End – Don’t miss holiday-themed performances or a classic pantomime 🕯️ Candlelight Concerts – Seasonal favorites by candlelight in stunning venues 5. Visit Christmas Attractions 🎅 Santa’s Grottos – Harrods, Hamleys, and ZSL London Zoo 🎠 Winter Wonderland – More than just a market; it’s a Christmas theme park 🌌 Christmas at Kew – Mesmerizing light trail through botanical gardens 6. Warm Up in a Festive Pub or Afternoon Tea 🔥 Cosy Pubs: The Churchill Arms, The Holly Bush, or The Mayflower ☕ Festive Afternoon Tea: The Ritz, Claridge’s, or Fortnum & Mason Tip: Book in advance—these fill up fast! 7. Christmas Day in London 📸 Take a walk: Enjoy crowd-free views of Big Ben, Tower Bridge & St. Paul’s 🚇 Note: No public transport on Dec 25 – plan accordingly! 🍽️ Book a Christmas lunch: Many hotels offer festive set menus 8. Where to Stay 🎄 For festive charm: The Dilly, The Langham, or The Zetter Townhouse 🛏️ On a budget: Z Hotels, Premier Inn (City locations), or citizenM Final Tip: Bundle up, charge your camera, and leave room for mince pies. London at Christmas is a once-a-year experience you won’t forget!

#londontrips Tucked inside Regent’s Park, London Zoo is more than just a zoo—it’s a walk-through safari, a jungle in the city, and a perfect mix of education and awe-inspiring animal encounters. Whether you’re with family, a partner, or just flying solo, it’s a wild little escape right in central London. 🐧 Morning: Start with the Penguins Kick things off at Penguin Beach, where Humboldt penguins zip through the water in their open-air pool. Get there for feeding time and watch them waddle and dive with Olympic-level energy! 🦒 Midday: Walk Among Giants Head to the Land of the Lions and the Giraffe House—two crowd favourites. You’ll feel like you’ve entered a Saharan safari and a sub-Saharan savannah within minutes. 🐍 Hidden Gems: The Reptile House & In with the Monkeys Potter fans will recognize the Reptile House from that famous snake scene in Harry Potter. Then lighten the mood by walking right into the squirrel monkey habitat—yes, they’re running free right beside you! 🍴 Lunch Break: Grab a Bite in the Zoo Hub The central food area offers everything from hot meals to sandwiches and kid-friendly snacks. Or bring your own and picnic by the lawns for that classic London park vibe. 🦋 Afternoon Chill: Butterfly Paradise & Tiny Giants Step into a fluttering world inside Butterfly Paradise, or peek into the fascinating world of insects, spiders, and leaf-cutter ants at Tiny Giants. 🛍️ Before You Go: Don’t Skip the Gift Shop The plush toys and eco-friendly gifts make excellent souvenirs—especially if you’ve got young ones (or are young at heart).

#aprilblooms Located between Primrose Hill and Regents Park, the London Zoo is one of the oldest zoos. with many new updates to bring it to modern standards. The Zoo however no longer houses some of the old favourites, such as elephants and rhinos. It makes for a nice trip out with the family. however it can be quite costly. #london #zoo #londonzoo The zoo is large and if you pick a one of the multiple coloured routes you will see pretty much everything the park has to offer. each area is themed. to the animals country of origin. food and drink and souvenirs are costly as is tradition. I would suggest heading to Camden town for food and drinks not as costly and more variety. but you can enjoy a overpriced coffee for the experience of having consumed at the zoo. I would advise packed lunches as per English tradition. also the zoo is located right on the canal so you can also do a casually stroll. #Camden #camdenfood #camdentown #stablesmarket #stablemarket #canal There are some small performances such as owls and hawks, along with some small petting zoos. depending on when you go. there will be schools of children on trips.

This trip to the London Zoo was full of new and novel experiences, including some that made me happy and some that gave me the creeps. Stepping into the London Zoo is like walking into a colorful animal kingdom. There are many kinds of animals in the park, and each area is like an independent little world. The adorable giant pandas are leisurely holding bamboo and feasting on it; the giraffes are elegant, with their slender necks gently stretching up the trees to pick fresh leaves; the lively monkeys are nimbly jumping and shuttling between the branches, making crisp calls from time to time, as if they are greeting the tourists warmly. However, when I arrived at the Spider Zone, the atmosphere suddenly changed. It was a room enclosed by glass, and from the outside one could vaguely see that it was filled with all kinds of spiders. Taking a deep breath, I mustered up the courage to walk in, and immediately felt all the pores in my body stand up. There was an indescribable smell in the room. Densely packed spiders were scattered in every corner. Some were busy weaving complicated webs, while others were lying there quietly. The patterns and shapes on their bodies were various, which made people shudder. Wherever I looked, I saw the wriggling figures of spiders. Their legs were slender and flexible, and every movement seemed to challenge the limits of my courage. I felt my heartbeat suddenly quicken, my hands unconsciously clenched into fists, and I just wanted to leave this scary place as soon as possible. Although I was afraid, I couldn't help but take a few glances out of curiosity. This complex intertwined emotion made the experience of this spider area particularly profound. Overall, the trip to the London Zoo was a mix of joy and fear, especially the spider area, which, although scary, became an unforgettable and special memory of the trip.

There are many animals, very interesting.

#londontraveltip The London Zoo is an incredible place to learn about wildlife and conservation. Located in the heart of Regent’s Park, it houses over 750 species, offering a unique opportunity to discover animals from around the world. Visitors can explore immersive exhibits like Land of the Lions, Tiger Territory, and the Aquarium, each showcasing animals in thoughtfully designed habitats. Informative talks and feeding sessions provide insights into animal behavior and conservation efforts. Perfect for families, children can enjoy the interactive Children’s Zoo while adults admire the zoo’s historic architecture. A visit to the London Zoo inspires appreciation for biodiversity, making it a fun, educational outing for all ages.

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.EasyHotel South Kensington 💡 Tips take a battery pack, as lots to take pics of, wear comfortable shoes, lots of walking

Myself and my daughter went to London for two day and one night, got to the Natural History museum for 10am and had rebooked tickets, so went straight in(no queuing🙌🏻) really enjoyed looking around the dinosaur exhibit , we took a packed lunch with us, which we ate in the cafeteria, we then headed to the science museum, which was fun(although I thought it would be more interactive) still very interesting though, especially the space and medicine areas. We then jumped in a cab to our hotel(EasyHotel in Kensington, small, clean, great location and cheap). In the evening we went for dinner at Ask Italian(lovely food, children menu too). The 2nd day we caught the tube from Earl’s Court (5 minute walk from hotel) , grabbed a McDonald’s breakfast and headed to London Zoo (if on universal credit, you can get discounted tickets) which was so much fun, lots of walk through areas, where you can get close to the animals, recommend taking a packed lunch if on a budget, as coffee/lunch can be pricey. Tips- wear comfortable shoes, take a raincoat and a battery pack as lots to take pics of.

#londontraveltip London Zoo was such a fun experience! 🦁🐧 Located in Regent’s Park, it’s one of the world’s oldest zoos, and the variety of animals was amazing. The entrance fee was around £33, but it was worth it to see everything from tigers and gorillas to tiny penguins. 🐅🐵 The walk-through butterfly house was a highlight, and the reptile house (yes, the one from Harry Potter!) was super cool. 🦎 After the zoo, I strolled through Regent’s Park and even walked up to Primrose Hill for an amazing London skyline view. 🌇 #LondonZoo #Wildlife #RegentsPark #FamilyFun #ExploreLondon #Travel

The most impressive aspect of London Zoo is the ecological simulation of each animal exhibit. While many zoos and botanical gardens in China have achieved this in certain areas, London Zoo has managed to do so across all its sections, creating an incredibly realistic natural habitat for the animals. This allows the animals to roam freely, and visitors can observe them up close in an immersive experience, fostering a sense of respect and care for wildlife. The zoo's commitment to ecological and environmental principles is evident, particularly in the small garden near Monkey Valley, which is filled with vegetables for feeding animals and benches made from recycled bottles, serving as excellent environmental education for both children and adults. The staff, possibly volunteers or zookeepers, are always present to guide and answer questions, enhancing the visitor experience. A memorable moment was in the butterfly exhibit, where a staff member patiently explained the metamorphosis process to children and pointed out a rare butterfly species. The zoo's design is whimsical, with playful features like the 'Poop Museum,' which showcases over a hundred types of animal droppings, complete with a heartwarming backstory. The nearby inflatable 'poop arch' is a hit with kids. Unique animals like the okapi, rarely seen in other zoos, add to the attraction. The zoo combines history with modernity, with informative displays about the history and updates of each area. Seeing a section designed in 1931 still in use today without signs of decay is quite moving. Additionally, the zoo offers ample rest areas and reasonably priced dining options, meeting the standard of London venues. The clear river and fragrant flowers are delightful bonuses. Overall, the experience was excellent and worth the ticket price. #Zoo #London #EcologicalEducation #Leisure #DayTrip

Visited the London Zoo to see the snake that was in the Harry Potter window, though it didn't appear that day. The whole experience was amazing still! Will plan to visit again! #LondonZoo #HarryPotter #Zoo #HogwartsLegacy #FantasticBeasts #WhereToFindThem

It's been a while since my last visit, but today I discovered many familiar faces at the London Zoo. My friends and I were amazed to find so many animals from China, including the Chinese three-striped box turtle and the Chinese crocodile lizard. New additions like the Mangshan pit viper and the bicolor spiny tree frog were also a delight to see. Although I couldn't capture the elusive frogs on camera, the other animals were quite photogenic and active, except for the naturally sedentary ones. The zoo's layout and exhibits are excellent, providing a fun search experience without making it too difficult to find the animals. The relationship between visitors and animals is well-managed, allowing for unobtrusive observation and many exhibits without barriers, perfect for close-up photography without a telephoto lens. I was thrilled to capture the courtship behavior of the Chinese crocodile lizard! However, the relocation of the reptile house meant the absence of some old favorites like the South American bushmaster and the Peruvian crocodile lizard, which was a bit disappointing. The conservation studios have been updated with more completed and ongoing research projects. I remember when the little ones in P12 were new arrivals and not on display, but now they are a permanent exhibit and look stunning! In summary, plan for at least three and a half hours for a quick tour, or longer if you want to take your time. The zoo closes at 4 PM in winter, so arriving at 11 AM is ideal. Whether you're honing your photography skills or just looking to spend some time exploring, the London Zoo is a fantastic choice. #London #Chameleon #UK #Zoo #AnimalPhotography #EndangeredSpeciesProtection #ZooLife #Birds #Monkeys

London Zoo may not be the largest, but it offers some intriguing landscapes. The Penguin Beach features small houses that resemble emojis, with red walls and green willows giving a vibe of watching penguins in the Forbidden City. The Land of the Lions area has many artificial landscapes reminiscent of Disney's Animal Kingdom in Orlando. There are many amusing little slogans that bring a smile. You can get up close with animals like butterflies in Butterfly Paradise, monkeys in In with the Monkeys, lemurs in In with the Lemurs, tropical birds in Blackburn, and goats in The Farm Yard, which you can even pet. The student ticket is a bit pricey at £33, but you can see everything in about three to four hours. The map can be folded into a cute little tiger. #London #LondonZoo #Zoo #Penguins #Llamas #Lions #Flamingos #Chimelong

Planning a day trip to the London Zoo? Here's a practical guide to make the most of your visit. Start your journey by purchasing a student ticket for £31 on Google Maps, and take the train to Paddington. From there, enjoy a scenic walk through the beautiful Regent's Park to reach the zoo. Arrive at the zoo around 3 PM and prepare for an exciting adventure. To ensure you see everything, follow this recommended route: grab a map at the entrance and begin with the orange route, which includes the penguins, birds, and lions (turn left and head upwards). Next, follow the blue route to see the tigers and gorillas. Finally, return to the entrance and take the pink route to visit the giraffes, Monkey Valley, and the tropical rainforest, ending at the souvenir shop. The zoo offers plenty of benches for resting, so take breaks as needed. After your zoo visit, head to Chinatown for a delicious meal at Zhang Liang Spicy Hot Pot. Remember, the weather can be quite windy, so dress warmly to avoid catching a cold, as I did. #LondonZoo #LondonLife #TravelTips

I visited London Zoo this February and highly recommend going on a sunny winter day. It's not too hot, and the smell isn't overwhelming. Plus, it's conveniently located next to Regent's Park in the city center. The most memorable sight was a pig that looked like a fried pork chop, with its adorable golden-brown curly hair. 📍Regent's Park, Outer Cir, London, NW1 4RY #London #Zoo #LondonAttractions

London Zoo is a fantastic place to explore, with many gentle animals in the same environment as visitors, without any glass barriers. Sometimes, animals might climb over the branches above or come right up to you. Although the weather in London is quite cold now, many animals have moved indoors, but the zoo has set up many indoor viewing points, so you can still see almost every animal without missing out. There are also many volunteers who provide explanations, helping visitors learn more about the animals and answer any questions they might have. The zoo is moderately sized, and you can definitely cover it in a day. At the entrance, you'll receive a map that divides the zoo into orange, blue, and green zones. Just follow the orange, blue, and green lines on the ground, and you won't get lost or retrace your steps. Once you've completed all three routes, you've seen the entire zoo. The zoo is located next to Regent's Park and is part of it. You can take the Northern Line to Camden Town and then walk, or get off at Regent's Park station and walk through Regent's Park. The transportation is very convenient. #London #Zoo #UKTravel

At the London Zoo, one of the world's three rarest animals, the Okapi, has been spotted. Also known as the Okapi deer, this rare animal is native to the Congo in Africa. It looks like a combination of a giraffe and a zebra, and is incredibly beautiful. #UKStudy #UKTravel #UKZoo #LondonZoo #AmazingAnimals #Okapi

In recent years, I've visited aquariums more often, and it's been at least a decade since I last went to a zoo. This time, I decided to explore the London Zoo. The zoo has a wide variety of animals, although the large snake that talked to Harry Potter is no longer there. I particularly enjoyed the little monkeys; they seem completely unafraid of humans. However, it's important not to touch them, as you might get bitten and even be asked to leave the zoo. After visiting the zoo, there's a great Italian restaurant nearby called La Collina. The menu isn't extensive, but the food is delicious. #Zoo #LondonZoo

London Zoo is a must-visit destination for animal lovers and families looking for an exciting day out. With a wide variety of animals and interactive exhibits, it offers an educational and fun experience for visitors of all ages. To make the most of your visit, consider purchasing tickets online in advance to take advantage of discounts and avoid long queues. Additionally, visiting during weekdays or off-peak hours can help you enjoy a more relaxed experience with fewer crowds. Don't miss the special events and feeding sessions that provide unique insights into the lives of the animals. #LondonZoo #FamilyFun #AnimalLovers

Why do the animals here live so leisurely? From big cats playing with balls, penguins taking naps, sloths hanging overhead, to monkeys sitting quietly, not hearing, seeing, thinking, or speaking. The gorilla area, reptile house, lion enclosure, and tropical rainforest section are truly impressive. Animal lovers, make sure to add this to your list. #LondonZoo #AnimalLovers #ZooVisit

London Zoo, a renowned destination, offers a fresh experience by focusing on local small creatures rather than exotic species. Visitors can closely observe ants and spiders, emphasizing coexistence with these tiny beings. Some early exhibits, like the Indian Lion area, feature themed decorations that seem more for photo opportunities than educational value. My daughter was eager to see the Chinese small-clawed otters, but unfortunately, we didn't spot any during our visits. The zoo is vast, making me envious of its size compared to our local Red Mountain Zoo. #Zoo #LondonZoo #TravelTips