Zoos and Aquariums in England

Just six miles from Bristol the Noah's Ark Zoo Farm is a top choice for kids. They absolutely love the place because it's all geared to them and there's loads to see and do. The biggest draw are th... More on Yahoo! Travel

The worst zoo I have ever visited if you can even call it a zoo , more like a farm ran by a bunch of religious nuts. More on Yahoo! Travel

The National Sea Life Centre is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. One of the most thrilling things about this aquarium is its 360° transparent tunnel, which lets you st... More on Yahoo! Travel

It took us just 20 minutes to stroke a crab, see an 8 inch shark, and a few fish which to be quiet honest you could see at a Garden Centre or pet shop for free and all of it was only under 12 foo... More on Yahoo! Travel

Drayton Manor Park is a long-established theme park with the emphasis firmly on family fun. A cable car across the park offers stunning views, and as for the park itself there are high-tech and tra... More on Yahoo! Travel

Lots of good rides fun for all ages I mean I could just go to a ride hardly any ques so very good ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Dudley castle now lies mostly in ruins, albeit rather impressively so and its hilltop location offers dramatic panoramic views. Set on a 40 acre site, the zoo below is home to a wide variety of ani... More on Yahoo! Travel

It has changed so much since being a youngster .the hills have got a little steeper, or is that age? More on Yahoo! Travel

Bring your bathing suit to this club with its swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Partygoers flock here in the scantiest of clothing, the more outrageously kitsch the better. Revelers go from one bar to the other -- four in all -- or else ... More on Frommers

Tired of the civilized pleasures of Bristol? Then you need a gnu! Even if you prefer your four-footed friends in a painting by Stubbs, you'll find the zoo a very enjoyable experience, because over 300 different species are set amid ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Set amid ancient woodland to the west of the Birmingham, this is an attractive place in which to unwind and enjoy relaxing walks. Children will enjoy the farm animals and pets, but Rays Farm is also a place with wildlife conservation ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Kids will have a fantastic time running off their energy by scrambling, swinging, crawling and climbing around colourful equipment at this popular indoor fun factory. There are slides and ball pits, soft play equipment and an area ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Plashet Zoo, home to numerous animals including llamas, falcons, wallabies, ornamental ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Visitors to Hardy's Animal Farm (four miles north of Skegness) can feed the animals and learn how they are rea ... More on PlanetWare