what's
on today?

There’s plenty happening at Banham Zoo today, with fun and exciting activities taking place throughout the day. From animal talks to special moments with our keepers, there’s always something to see, do, and discover.

Whether you’re here for a few hours or the whole day, take a look below to find out what’s on today and make the most of your visit.

spider monkey talk

11:00am

Red Panda talk

12:00pm

Vulture talk

1:00pm

Rhino Iguana Talk

2:00pm

Tropical
house

Step into South America in our Subtropical House, where free-flying birds soar overhead and monkeys swing through the trees.

open

Safari
Road Train

Hop on our free Safari Road Train for a unique ride and explore the zoo from a whole new perspective.

running!

discovery
centre

From slithering snakes to fascinating reptiles, step into the Discovery Centre to meet some of the zoo's smallest residents.

open

penguin
cove

Due to ongoing breeding efforts of this critically endangered species, our Penguin Walkthrough is currently closed. However, our penguins can still be viewed from three different viewing points around their habitat.

closer
than ever

Experience wildlife in a whole new way with our exclusive animal experiences, offering rare behind-the-scenes access and the chance to learn directly from the experts who care for our animals every day.

Make your visit extra wild and see what experiences are available to book during your visit!

Learn More

upcoming
events

February
half-term

around the
world in
80 species

Learn More

Easter
Holidays

Easter
gone wild

Learn More

5K Race

Ready? Set. Race!

Learn More

Bluey

See her
at the zoo

Learn More

May
Half-term

Zookeeper Club

Learn More

Zoo Do

Late night
opening

explore

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What's On Today at Banham Zoo

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daily events at Banham Zoo

! Discover today’s schedule, including animal feedings, keeper talks, and special activities for families.

Don't miss out on today's events!

Whether you're joining us for an animal experience or just want to learn more about wildlife conservation, there's always something exciting happening.