Finding your way around the Zoo

London Zoo Map

Use our map to find your favourite animals around the Zoo.

London Zoo is split into three zones, orange blue and pink, to help you stay on track during your wildlife adventure.  

You can also download the London Zoo mobile app. Explore the conservation Zoo your way with GPS enabled step by step navigation, create a plan for your day, view animal information, daily talks schedule and so much more! 

A map of London Zoo for November 2025

London Zoo map pdf version

London Zoo Mobile App

Audio guides at London Zoo
A hand holding a mobile phone in front of a pool with a penguin swimming by

We’ve introduced multi-lingual audio guides, available to purchase online in advance when you purchase your Zoo ticket, or at the London Zoo entrance when you arrive. Please note, we’re unable to provide headphones, so please bring your own with you.

How much does it cost for an audio guide? 
It is £5 per guide. 

What are the audio guide languages? 
You can choose to listen to our audio guide in either English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch or Mandarin. 

What content does the audio guide cover? 
Listen to our audio guide for family-friendly information all about our animals, history and heritage. 

How does it work?
You’ll receive a QR code to scan with your own personal mobile device, linking through to an app for you to download. You’ll then have the option to select your chosen language, and whether you want the guide to play automatically when you reach a point of interest, or to start the content manually.

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    Habitats

    Experience wildlife from across the world in a day like no other, hopping from the lush rainforests of South America to the mountainous monkey filled jungle of Central Africa.

  • Sumatran tiger Asim in his Tiger Territory home

    Animals

    Get closer to nature and meet our amazing animals, from tiny marching leafcutter ants to a giant 193kg silverback gorilla.

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    Accessibility

    Our commitment to accessibility has us working with local people and specialist organisations to learn how we can improve, and make positive changes to ensure every visitor has a wonderful day out.

  • Learning Officer addresses students in front of the education building at London Zoo

    Today at London Zoo

    Hear from London Zoo experts with a wealth of knowledge about animals across the world and what we can do to protect them.