Bebopping…
One of Europe's largest aquariums with over 500 species across 14 themed underwater zones spread across three floors. Walk through a 360° glass Ocean Tunnel with sharks, rays and turtles swimming overhead, explore the UK's largest living coral reef, and meet Gentoo penguins in the Polar Adventure. Interactive touch pools, daily feeding demonstrations, and specially designed jellyfish gallery with dramatic lighting create an immersive underwater world.
A working farm hidden in central London with alpacas, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits and guinea pigs you can hand-feed. Features a community garden, cuddle corner for smaller animals, horse riding lessons, and The Old Dairy Cafe overlooking a duck pond. Regular seasonal events include Easter Egg-stravaganza, Halloween Spooktacular and Christmas Wonderland.
Hidden tropical conservatory on the 3rd/4th floor of the Brutalist Barbican complex in London's City, home to over 1,500 species of exotic plants, palms, ferns and tropical blooms. Visitors wander past koi carp ponds, terrapin enclosures and peaceful water features while exploring two main houses: a larger tropical section and an arid plant house upstairs.
A rare two-acre nature oasis wedged between King's Cross Station and Regent's Canal. Woodland, meadow and wetland habitats home to kingfishers, herons, coots, dragonflies and rare fungi. Explore via accessible main paths, boardwalk pond dipping, and a striking mustard-yellow floating viewpoint for canal-watching.
London's highest public garden spanning three floors across 35-37 at 155 metres above the City. Lush landscaped terraces with Mediterranean and South African plants lead to observation decks and an open-air terrace with 360-degree views of iconic landmarks including Tower Bridge, the Shard and St Paul's Cathedral. Multiple restaurants and bars offer dining and drinks.
A vast 265-acre Royal Park in central London. Explore the Albert Memorial, Italian Gardens, Peter Pan statue, Round Pond, and Elfin Oak woodland sculpture; peaceful tree-lined avenues and formal gardens throughout.
The world's oldest scientific zoo (since 1828) set across 36 acres in Regent's Park, home to 750+ species and 15,000+ animals. Highlights include Penguin Beach with underwater viewing, immersive Land of the Lions walkthrough, Gorilla Kingdom, Tiger Territory, and Rainforest Life with sloths and bats. Daily keeper talks, feeding times, and a fully functioning aquarium and reptile house complement themed exhibits designed for close animal encounters without cages.
Historic ornamental pond in Kensington Gardens featuring diverse waterfowl—swans, ducks, and geese—alongside rare model yacht races on most Sundays. Flat shoreline walks with sightlines to Kensington Palace, part of a picturesque 275-acre royal park with cafes, paved paths, and nearby attractions including the Diana Memorial Playground.
Urban farm in the heart of East London with rare breed farm animals including donkeys, goats, pigs, ferrets, chickens and rabbits. Kids can roam freely around gardens, vegetable plots, and a treehouse. Tea hut serves snacks, cakes and local food with outdoor seating overlooking the animals.
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