London Aquarium

I recently visited the London Aquarium with my friend on a trip to London for her 21st! We are now going to London every year we love it that much but anyway the aquarium was not something on our list to do when we first booked up to go down. We went to the London Eye booking area and found that if we booked the London Eye and the Aquarium we could get a discount on them, tho we had to do both of them on the same day and give times which was a bit unhelpful as we would have to get up early because they are very busy we anyway we decided to book and go book. We got up the next morning and walked down to the aquarium which is next to the London Eye. ...  Read the complete review

The London Aquarium is located on the river Thames near to the London Eye and several art galleries and is therefore not at the top of the attractions list in the area. However, it is quite a well designed aquarium and is well worth visiting. There arent loads of fish there and many of the species are nothing particularly special; you can see them in pretty much any aquarium. However, the design of the aquarium and the way the shark tank has been layed out is very good. The aquarium has been layed out on two floors, with the gift shop and entrance on the floor above. The aquarium is all underground, making the walkways darker to highlight the light ...  Read the complete review

London is a city with many great attractions but London Aquarium is probably not at the top of most people's things to see while visiting the capital city. When visiting the aquarium however, I was bowled over by the beauty of the fish and became childlishly excited by the huge rays, sharks and turtles. The trip really was a lot of fun and although much of the credit must go to the creatures themselves, it was clear to see that the aquarium was created in a way which allowed you to do more than just peer at fish behind glass. I visited the aquarium on a friday and didn't queue for very long at all, although I can imagine that on a weekend the wait to get in ...  Read the complete review

We visted London Aquarium during Easter weekend with my 2 year old baby. Whenever I think about any aquarium, the imagination runs from small colourful fish-tank up to huge undersea aquarium of Singapore shown in National Geographic chanel. But visit to London aquarium is going to change that perception. Location ====== It is located near London Eye, which is one of the least directly accessible area in London. You have to walk a lot with the pushchair, and be ready to carry pushchair over long stairs, as sight of lift is rare. We used Waterloo train station, so had to cross long distaince including many ...  Read the complete review

The London Aquarium is located on the South Bank of the River Thames, in the old County Hall Building. There are several other attractions in that building and the immediate area, including the London Eye, the Movieum of London and a permanent Salvador Dali exhibition. Getting There The easiest way to get to the London Aquarium is by public transport. My preference would be to go to Westminster on the District, Circle or Jubilee Lines and walk across Westminster Bridge, as the views up and down the Thames are great. You can also walk there easily from Waterloo or Embankment Stations. There is not much parking in the surrounding areas, although there are ...  Read the complete review