London Aquarium

Relax and learn at the London Aquarium

Relax, learn and dive into the depths of the exciting and diverse underwater world at the London Aquarium. The London Aquarium is one of Europe’s largest exhibitions of aquatic animals and home to more than 400 species on display in more than 40 aquariums. Discover the creatures and plants in rivers, lakes and oceans around the world.

By train to the London Aquarium

Trains make 7 departures a day from the Netherlands to London, home to the London Aquarium. The 6-hour train trip includes changing trains at Brussels South, where you change trains from the InterCity Brussels to the Eurostar. Make sure that you are there to check in at least 30 minutes before the departure of the Eurostar. You will arrive at St Pancras International station, where you can take the tube for about 20 minutes to Waterloo station. From there it’s just a short walk to the Aquarium; follow the river towards the London Eye and you will find the entrance to the aquarium on your left.

Hotels near the London Aquarium

If you think one day won’t be enough, or if you’d like to spend more than one day away, there are several hotels near the London Aquarium that offer excellent accommodations.

Admission prices and opening hours

The London Aquarium is open 7 days a week (except for Christmas Day) from 10.00 till 18.00 hrs. The admission prices depend on your age, with discounts given to handicapped people. You also get a discount of up to 10% if you order your tickets online. (Standard admission rates for children (3-15 years): £ 12.50; adults (16+): £ 17.50).

More information is available at the London Aquarium website.

* Price based on Super Saver 3 fare. Tickets cannot be changed or cancelled after purchase. These tickets are limited in number; to be eligible, one of the nights you spend away from home must be a Saturday night.