Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Žan Pogačnik (12 months ago)
Nice exbition. You can take your time and read about all the fish. They also have an option of audio guide. Alongside aquariums, there is also a historical exhibition about the fort. I especially liked the sea turtles rehabilitation programme. You can buy tickets online and enter through priority line. Overall, pleasant experience and would recommend it.
Nice exbition. You can take your time and read about all the fish. They also have an option of audio guide. Alongside aquariums, there is also a historical exhibition about the fort. I especially liked the sea turtles rehabilitation programme. You can buy tickets online and enter through priority line. Overall, pleasant experience and would recommend it.
JB Reviews (13 months ago)
The aquarium is comprised of two separate buildings, one is located in an old castle, so you get to observe history and the sealife. The other is a non-descript building. Ironically, the bland building is the most exciting part. There are baby sharks swimming in a open top tank, there are huge black tip sharks and sting rays, turtles you can touch, crocodiles you can't touch (luckily). There are plenty of toilets and the staff are friendly. It has a cute gift shop with cuddly toy versions of most of the animals you will come across. I'm 28 years old but I couldn't resist a little black tip shark as the prices are reasonable. The only reason for the lack of a star is because you have to walk quite a distance from the bus stop, by-passing the aquarium building to go to the ticket office. If you are on a tight schedule like we were, this is inconvenient. We almost skipped the best part of the aquarium because the first building you go into is a little boring... it's okay if you like small fish and jellyfish but it's mostly just history about the castle.
The aquarium is comprised of two separate buildings, one is located in an old castle, so you get to observe history and the sealife. The other is a non-descript building. Ironically, the bland building is the most exciting part. There are baby sharks swimming in a open top tank, there are huge black tip sharks and sting rays, turtles you can touch, crocodiles you can't touch (luckily). There are plenty of toilets and the staff are friendly. It has a cute gift shop with cuddly toy versions of most of the animals you will come across. I'm 28 years old but I couldn't resist a little black tip shark as the prices are reasonable. The only reason for the lack of a star is because you have to walk quite a distance from the bus stop, by-passing the aquarium building to go to the ticket office. If you are on a tight schedule like we were, this is inconvenient. We almost skipped the best part of the aquarium because the first building you go into is a little boring... it's okay if you like small fish and jellyfish but it's mostly just history about the castle.
Michael Ziegler (14 months ago)
Very nice aquarium with additional exotic area since this years August. A ideal place to go with kids in case of bad weather. Many different fishes and creatures of the sea can be explored. We visited it as a family and will definitely come back.
Very nice aquarium with additional exotic area since this years August. A ideal place to go with kids in case of bad weather. Many different fishes and creatures of the sea can be explored. We visited it as a family and will definitely come back.
Jonathan Bate (15 months ago)
Amazing aquatic exhibits... great variety of sea life, fresh and salt water. Small, medium and large to very large tanks, plankton to mid-sized sharks. PLUS, this is a real military maritime history museum at the same time! Amazing. Buy tickets in advance... there were lines that we skipped!
Amazing aquatic exhibits... great variety of sea life, fresh and salt water. Small, medium and large to very large tanks, plankton to mid-sized sharks. PLUS, this is a real military maritime history museum at the same time! Amazing. Buy tickets in advance... there were lines that we skipped!
Dominik Farkas (15 months ago)
The ticket costs around 20 euro if I am right, and u can visit 2 whole big aquariums. U can see not only sea animals, but historical boats and many else. The parking place is close, and FREE. I REALLY recommend it, enjoyed every moment of it.
The ticket costs around 20 euro if I am right, and u can visit 2 whole big aquariums. U can see not only sea animals, but historical boats and many else. The parking place is close, and FREE. I REALLY recommend it, enjoyed every moment of it.
