London Zoo

　　London Zoo (LONDON ZOO) is the world’s first scientific zoo, built in 1827, and it houses many rare animals for research by prominent scientists.

　　After 1847, the zoo opened to the public, and from then on, London Zoo became one of the world’s most renowned zoos. Today, the zoo boasts a wide variety of species, including reptiles, fish, invertebrates, birds, and mammals.

　　Address: Regent's Park, London, UK

　　Admission: Adults £13, Children (3–15 years) £9.75, Students £11

　　Opening Hours: 10:00–17:30 from March 8 to October 24; 10:00–16:30 from October 24 to October 31; 10:00–16:00 from November 1 to December 26 (closed on December 25)

　　Transportation: Take bus 274 or C2 (Camden Hoppa); take the tube to Camden Town; or take the train to Euston Station.