WWT London Wetland Centre

What a day out, amazing for kids and not only. The wildlife is spectacular, bring binoculars or a good camera as there are observation decks where you can have a go at bird watching in their free, natural habitat.

This is a great tourist destination, transformed from a reservoir. For funding, residential houses are on sale. If you like wildlife, it’s a great place to go, and a nice cafe at a reasonable price. If you are planning to visit the wetland park, be prepared for a full day of play

The day we went was a good day for the ducks and anyway we decided to come and have a look. The rain stopped and the sun came out, which was a particularly good experience. The place was large and the scenery was beautiful - our main concern was that we might get lost here. I never thought we would see so many birds, and, because it is June, there are so many fluffy ducklings.

There are 12.26 fat people (without giftcard) who buy tickets on the spot. The official booking will be cheaper. There are more staff than tourists, which should be due to off-season. More birds can be seen in summer.

London Wetland Center is located on Queen Elizabeth Road on the South Bank of the Thames. It used to be a few abandoned concrete reservoirs. Later, it was renovated. Several waterways were built, and tens of thousands of aquatic plants and trees were planted. It gradually formed the largest urban wetland in Europe. The ecological environment here is very good now. There are not only many wetland plants, but also many wild waterbirds living here. Tickets are 12 pounds.