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Come to the Acquario di Genova to immerse yourself in a world of emotions and live the extraordinary experience of a walk among dolphins, sharks and hundreds of other species that populate the planet's seas. 400 animal species; 200 plant species; 27,000 m2 exhibition surface
Vieni all'Acquario di Genova per immergerti in un mondo di emozioni e vivere la straordinaria esperienza di una passeggiata tra delfini, squali e altre centinaia di specie che popolano i mari del pianeta.
The Aquarium of Genoa is the Aquarium with the richest display of aquatic biodiversity in Europe. The exhibition itinerary shows around 10,000 specimens of 400 species, coming from all the seas of the world.
The Aquarium of Genoa (Italian: Acquario di Genova) is the largest aquarium in Italy. Located in the Old Harbour area of Genoa, Italy, the 33,000-square-foot (3,100 m 2) aquarium is a member organization of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), and welcomes more than 1.2 million visitors each year.
The Aquarium of Genoa offers visitors the chance to discover underwater life in a journey among dolphins and sharks, penguins and manatees, jellyfish and seals, tropical fish and Antarctic animals.
Ammira la più grande esposizione di biodiversità acquatica in Europa all’acquario di Genova. Dai delfini agli squali, dai cetacei ai pinguini, passando attraverso una serie incredibile e variegata di pesci e creature misteriose che popolano le acque di mari e oceani. Questo è solo un piccolo riassunto delle bellezze che si possono vedere ...
This aquarium is the reason we came to Genova. It was my first visit here, and it was one of the things I wanted to see during this trip to northern Italy. It houses thousands of animals small and big from sharks to jellyfishes, manatees and starfish, penguins and dolphins.
