EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 5 MIN
London Zoo, London
from Coordinates of Wonder! · host Wurora
London Zoo: A World-Class Conservation Oasis in Regent’s ParkExperience London Zoo, the world’s oldest scientific zoo, founded in 1826. Nestled in the heart of Regent’s Park, this iconic 36-acre attraction is home to over 10,000 animals and nearly 700 different species. From historic Grade I-listed architecture to cutting-edge immersive habitats, the zoo offers a unique blend of heritage and modern conservation efforts.We’ll guide you through the must-see exhibits, starting with the Land of the Lions, where you can explore a recreated Indian village alongside roaming Asiatic lions. Don't miss Penguin Beach, home to England's largest penguin pool, or the Tiger Territory, which offers floor-to-ceiling views of critically endangered Sumatran tigers. For a fascinating hidden gem, step into the Rainforest Life exhibit—London's only living rainforest—where you can walk through a tropical climate shared by free-roaming sloths, monkeys, and fruit bats.London Zoo is a vital center for global wildlife protection, with every ticket supporting the Zoological Society of London (ZSL). We’ll offer essential visitor tips, including the best times to catch daily animal talks and feeding sessions. To make the most of your day, download the London Zoo app for real-time navigation and event reminders. Whether you're visiting the Reptile House (famously featured in Harry Potter) or meeting the giraffes at the Into Africa high-viewing platform, London Zoo provides an unforgettable escape into the natural world.In this episode, we explore the historic enclosures, the incredible biodiversity, and the pioneering science that makes London Zoo a global treasure.
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