SEA LIFE London

SEA LIFE London is one of Europe’s largest aquariums. With hundreds of species of fish and marine animals on display in more than 2 million liters of water, you get a good picture of the fascinating underwater world. SEA LIFE London combines education, relaxation and entertainment through a journey of the senses through the rivers, lakes and oceans of the world. Come face to face with sharks, experience the feeding of the piranhas and pet the friendly rays and starfish.

This is a very beautiful aquarium. Many Londonners come here to relax. Ideal with children and ideal if the weather is less.

SEA LIFE London is housed in the City Hall (County Hall) of London and is located right next to the London Eye and opposite Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

Sunday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Last entrance: 1 hour before closing time.

Westminster, London Waterloo

St Thomas’ Hospital County Hall (Stop E): 12, 148, 159, 453

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Prices for standard tickets and are indications.

€ 22,-

€ 27,-

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