About this experience
London Zoo is perhaps the most famous zoo in the whole world. Built by Victorian gentlemen with names like Sir Stamford Raffles and Decimus Burton, it's been an important part of London life for almost 200 years. Today you’ll be able to take in over 750 species of animals while walking through its historic buildings and grounds.
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ZSL London Zoo, Outer Circle, Regent's Park, London
Head to the main entrance on Outer Circle. Present your mobile ticket on your smartphone — no need to print anything.
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- Your smartphone with the booking confirmation or ticket QR code
- Comfortable walking shoes
- A layer for changeable London weather
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your ticket is delivered to your smartphone and can be scanned directly from your screen at the main entrance.
Where exactly is the entrance?
The main entrance is on Outer Circle in Regent's Park. The nearest tube station is Camden Town (Northern line), roughly a 10-minute walk away.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Cancellation terms depend on the option selected at checkout. Check the cancellation policy shown on the booking page before you confirm.
Is London Zoo accessible for wheelchair users?
Much of the zoo is accessible, though some older buildings and pathways may present challenges. ZSL publishes a dedicated accessibility guide on their website, and it's worth reviewing this before your visit.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Most visitors spend around four to six hours to see the main attractions, catch a couple of talks, and have a break. A full day gives you the most flexibility.
Are there feeding sessions I can plan around?
Yes — keeper talks and feeding sessions run throughout the day. A daily schedule is posted at the zoo entrance and on the ZSL website so you can plan your route.
ZSL (Zoological Society of London)
ZSL is a conservation charity that has operated London Zoo since 1828, funding global wildlife research and breeding programmes through every ticket sold.