Aquarium in Seville

 If you're looking for a great day trip, don't miss the Aquarium in Seville. You'll find an array of sea creatures, touch pools and a tunnel tank with bull sharks. Despite the city's modern and cosmopolitan reputation, Seville is still a small place, and you should plan to spend a full day there. Read on to learn more about the aquarium's highlights and what to do there.

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The aquarium is home to one of Europe's most biodiverse centers. There are more than 7,000 specimens in 35 tanks, including a shark tank that reaches a depth of nine meters. The aquarium also features many native species of the region, including the adriatic sturgeon and the common carp. Other species of animals include the Mosaic Ray, Triggerfish and European Lobster.

Taking a trip to the aquarium is easy, as it is situated near the Puente Delicias and La Palmera metro stations. If you plan to explore the city by bicycle, the aquarium also offers bike hire. However, it's better to arrive at the museum an hour or two beforehand, so plan your trip accordingly. There is also parking available on-site - if you arrive late or drive a large vehicle, be sure to plan ahead.

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Families can visit the Aquarium in Seville if you're looking for a fun activity for kids. The Aquarium has a variety of exhibits for the whole family, including peacocks, acrobats, and even live sharks. Kids will be entertained for hours! During their visit, make sure to visit the gardens as well. During the spring and early summer, they'll have a blast feeding the white pigeons and playing on the many climbing structures in the playground. Families can also take a carriage ride in the park.

The Aquarium also has a special Jellyfish Exhibition, where visitors can touch the inhabitants of rock pools. The aquarium houses over ten species of jellyfish. Each tank features several different types of jellyfish, including common varieties and exotic invertebrates. The museum's jellyfish exhibit has plenty of different species to keep you entertained during your visit. Those with young children should check out the jellyfish exhibit, which includes the renowned Adriatic Sturgeon.

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