WWT London Wetland Centre

WWT London Wetland Centre consists of 105 acres of blissful nature reserve just off the River Thames, 15-minute’ walk from Barnes rail station. Providing visitors with brilliant days out surrounded by wildlife, its mission is to inspire people to cherish and protect the world’s wetlands.
Key facts
· London’s first large-scale, man-made, inner-city wetland reserve
· Welcoming over 150,000 visitors a year.
· Created by WWT, founder Sir Peter Scott and opened in 2000 by Sir David Attenborough
· 95% of the site is a Special Site of Scientific Interest (SSSI) thanks to the reserve’s diversity of wild spaces and species.
Open from 10.00am every day except 25 December
Check website for closing times.
Admission without gift aid:
Adult £18.10, Junior (3-17 years) £11.75, Family £50.90 (2 adults & 2 children), Concessions £16.45
Receive 10% discount on tickets when purchased online in advance.
Free entry for WWT members, children under 3 years and carers accompanying visitors with disabilities.