Animal magic

London Zoo - Home to lions, tigers, deadly poisonous snakes, alligators and hippos this is where to come to meet the most exotic animals in town.

How to get there? Directions to the zoo.

London Aquarium - Ever wanted to see a shark in action? This is the place to come. If you phone before visiting, you can find out what time the fish are fed. You can actually touch the animals in the ‘sea shore’ area which has animals found on the British coast.

How to get there? Map and directions.

Battersea Park Zoo - This is quite a small zoo where there’s space to play, and if you’re lucky you can touch the animals.

How to get there? Find the park.

London Wetlands Centre - Come to this massive area of wild land to see birds and water life. You can go on a free tour, see the birds being fed and use the latest gadgets which allow you to see the animals up close and personal.

How to get there? The London Wetlands Centre is a little bit out of London, but there is a special bus that can take you there from Hammersmith tube station. Directions.

Wildweb - London has many natural areas bursting with wildlife. This site helps you to find out where they are, what you could see, how to get there, and why they are vital in keeping the capital green. Visit the Wildweb website.

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		Animal magic London Zoo - Home to lions, tigers, deadly poisonous snakes, alligators and hippos this is where to come to meet the most exotic animals in town. How to get there? Directions to the zoo. London Aquarium - Ever wanted to see a shark in action? This is the place to come. If you phone before visiting, you can find out what time the fish are fed. You can actually touch the animals in the ‘sea shore’ area which has animals found on the British coast. How to get there? Map and directions. Battersea Park Zoo - This is quite a small zoo where there’s space to play, and if you’re lucky you can touch the animals. How to get there? Find the park. London Wetlands Centre - Come to this massive area of wild land to see birds and water life. You can go on a free tour, see the birds being fed and use the latest gadgets which allow you to see the animals up close and personal. How to get there? The London Wetlands Centre is a little bit out of London, but there is a special bus that can take you there from Hammersmith tube station. Directions. Wildweb - London has many natural areas bursting with wildlife. This site helps you to find out where they are, what you could see, how to get there, and why they are vital in keeping the capital green. Visit the Wildweb website. Go to top of page