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Aquarium of Genoa & The City of Children and Youth
A winning combination of Genoa Aquarium and City of Children and Youth
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Fast Track
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Wheelchair accessible
Enjoy two of Genoa's top attractions with this combined entry ticket for the Aquarium of Genoa and the City of Children and Youth.
The whole family will have a splash-tastic time in Italy's largest aquarium. Visit two renovated areas in the Aquarium of Genoa dedicated to the conservation and recovery of rescue animals entrusted to the aquarium, and make friends with ocean dwellers from little fish to sharks.
At the City of Children and Youth, explore a play area with over 3,000 square meters devoted to children's activities.
Enjoy a colorful environment with five rooms dedicated to the five senses of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. Spend time in spaces dedicated to interactive experiences with no set route. Move from room to room as you please and challenge your senses!
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