Genoa aquarium

 The Aquarium of Genoa is a 33,000 square foot marine aquarium that's located in the old harbour area of Genoa. Founded in 1985, it is the largest marine aquarium in Italy, and it welcomes more than 1.2 million visitors a year. It is also a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria. Listed as one of the top aquariums in the world, it is an excellent place for families to spend the day.

This is a great place to meet local and foreign tourists during excursions, which can be booked at foxiepass.com. In addition, there are many other places worth visiting and for this we recommend renting a car on the website bookingauto.com

Visitors can learn about the world's marine life through the Aquarium of Genoa's interactive exhibits, including the dolphin encounter. The first exhibit of the exhibit begins with an immersive video about the history of the sea turtles and the discovery of the new world by Christopher Columbus. The Aquarium's exteriors are impressive, and you'll also enjoy the interior of the building, with its mirrored ceilings and gleaming gold trim.



The Aquarium of Genoa has an extensive collection of marine animals, including manatees, which are the only mammals in the country. The facility features seventy million liters of water, and it has the largest sea park in Europe. Designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano, it has a revolutionary lighting system. The museum features four floors of historical artefacts and reconstructions of ancient ships. A behind-the-scenes tour will give you the chance to see areas of the complex that are not normally seen by the public.

The Aquarium of Genoa is open all year long, so if you're traveling from another country, you can take a train up to St. George Station and hop on a bus. During the central part of the day, there are huge numbers of tourists visiting the aquarium, so it's best to arrive at the Aquarium of Genoa early in the morning or at least two hours before closing time to avoid the crowds. You can also book a ticket in advance if you're planning on staying overnight in Genoa. The museum is also open after 3:30 p.m.

The Aquarium is open all year round. The "Night with the Sharks" program is a unique experience for kids aged 7 to 11 years. The event starts at 9 PM and ends with breakfast the next morning. The event is also accompanied by a rich speech program and a rooftop observation of Genoa. It's also a great way to bond with other people in the city. Once you've gotten a taste for the aquarium, you can visit the nearby Galata Museum of the Sea.

The Aquarium of Genoa is more than just a glorified fish tank. The museum features more than 5000 animals and is Italy's largest marine zoo. The exhibits of the Mediterranean Sea feature colorful fish from coral barriers and piranhas, which can grow up to a few meters. It also includes land animals like turtles, geckos, and chameleons. In the summer, the aquarium hosts several events, and the Cetacean Pavilion is the most popular of all.

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