Open Menu Open search London Experience Wildlife What's on News Schools Plan your visit Please note that our West route closes at 3pm on Thursdays to Sundays, to allow for our Illuminature event to take place. Welcome to London Wetland Centre The leaves are turning and our wetlands are bustling with the arrival of migratory birds. Join us and immerse yourself in the beauty of autumn, come rain or shine! Visiting us We've made a few changes to keep you safe. FIND OUT MORE Wide open spaces Get ready to explore our wetland paradise this autumn. EXPLORE Plan your visit Admission prices, opening times, directions and more. START PLANNING Book your visit For peace of mind, reserve your tickets and pay in advance online. BOOK NOW What's on ILLUMINATURE A new light trail opening this autumn. Experience a unique, illuminated trail and explore nature after dark. FIND OUT MORE Things to see and do There's plenty to see and do at London Wetland Centre, here are a few of our favourites... Adventure awaits Enjoy our outdoor adventure play area, perfect for children of all ages. FIND OUT MORE Wetland superstars Meet our adorable otters and some of the world’s most eye-catching ducks and geese. FIND OUT MORE Father Christmas Experience Make Christmas a magical experience – tickets will be released on 1 October. FIND OUT MORE EXPLORE MORE Latest news and stories View all news “MAGICAL” PROPOSAL FOR LONDON LOVEBIRDS AT ILLUMINATURE 8 NOV 2021 It is time to discover your wellbeing! 1 NOV 2021 Meet the Otters 1 NOV 2021 WWT is the charity that protects wetlands and wildlife Your support, through visiting, membership or donation, is what makes this happen. Thank you. Address WWT London, Queen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes, London, SW13 9WT Email info.london@wwt.org.uk Phone 020 8409 4400 Contact us Media centre Work with us Follow us on Sign up to stay connected Privacy and cookies Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust Limited is a registered charity (1030884 England and Wales, SC039410 Scotland). Registered address: Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, GL2 7BT