Zsl London Zoo

Outer Circle, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4RY -

From
£1000 min spend
Up to
700 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Hold your event at London Zoo and support the global conservation of animals and their habitats.

In 2026 ZSL will be 200 years old, marking two centuries of discovery, pioneering, inspiring and delighting through science and conservation. Tap into this history by booking one of the many locations that are available to you. Whichever space you choose for your event, you can be sure that you will be surrounded by an immersive setting within the 36 acres of zoological gardens. By holding your event with us you will be helping to contribute to ZSL, a charity supporting the global conservation of animals and their habitats.

Celebrate with Events by Benugo

We serve our customers with warmth and charm and believe food should be fun, fresh and delicious. We create simple, natural food that is delivered on time and on budget. All of our seasonal, chef-curated menus are made fresh on site, or at our central production kitchen, ensuring the highest quality and taste.

We can't wait to work with you to create something truly special!

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 700

Dining

up to 30

Theatre

up to 250

Boardroom

up to 70

Cabaret

up to 250

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Cloakroom

Disabled access

Stage

Tea

Public transport

Premises parking

Heating

Air conditioning

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Lectern

Outdoor / Garden / Beach

Audio & Visual

Sound system

Microphone

Projector & screen

Flipchart

WiFi

TV screen

Other

Enquire about pricing.

Space Rules

Allowed events

Wedding ceremony licence

Cancellation policy

50% refundable 30 days before the event

Location

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Reviews

Betsy Brundage
February 2026
Lovely place. We did the Capybara Encounter and it was amazing. The guide told us lots of interesting information and we got to pet the capybara! The rest of the zoo was great as well. We really enjoyed the penguins and the rain forest area. Very nice staff, who seem to really care about the animals.
Cat Lemer
December 2025
Such an incredible zoo, we easily spent nearly all day here! It's spacious, modern, and has comfortable spaces to sit and enjoy some nature with shade. We loved seeing all the animals, many of which were very lively and easy to see. We especially loved seeing all the birds– they had such nice habitats and were exceedingly active, I think. Such a fun experience. I will say I found a lack of variety in the food offered, but that wasn't much of a bother.
M.A.T.T
February 2026
For me, it was an amazing experience, especially getting to know interesting facts about the animals. London Zoo offers a wide variety of species, including big cats, penguins, reptiles, birds, and many rare animals that are not easy to see up close. Each area is well organized, informative, and designed to help visitors understand the animals’ natural behaviors and habitats. Interacting with the animals and watching them in such thoughtfully maintained enclosures was really cool and educational. What made the experience even better was the zoo staff. They were incredibly passionate, friendly, and knowledgeable, always willing to share insights, answer questions, and explain conservation efforts in a way that was easy to understand. This is just my personal point of view, but I truly enjoyed my visit to London Zoo. It was both fun and informative, and I would love to go back again if I had the chance.

Naran McGregor
December 2025
Disappointing. I'm not certain that some of the animals were there. I guess its possible that given the season they were sheltering inside. The lions did not look all that healthy, but they may be old. My memory of London zoo, when taking my children there, was of a much cleaner, newer more vibrant place. It was rather drab and I felt sorry for the animals. The gorrilas, lions and tigers especially I felt were in very confined spaces with little to amuse them. Everywhere looked rundown apart from the area across the bridge, Monkey Valley, which seemed to be a newer part of the zoo. The rest of the zoo should be a similar standard. Given the status of London as a major capital City, and tourist attraction, you would think that its zoo would be one of the best. It wasn't! I'd much rather visit a safari park where the animals have more freedom, look healthier and have more space to roam. A visit to the zoo should make for a nice day out, sadly I did not feel that this was the case or was good value for money. One other point worthy of mention is that the working staff and volunteers appeared to have far better food offerings from their staff restaurant then the paying punters.