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Aquarium of Genoa: Reserved Entrance
See amazing aquatic creatures at the largest aquarium in Europe
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Aquarium of Genoa & Strada Nuova Museum Tour
Dive into sea life, learn about animal conservation, and tour a UNESCO site
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English, Italian
Meeting point
25 Via Garibaldi, 16124, GenoaAquarium of Genoa
After buying the ticket, make sure to reserve a timeslot on the official website link (sent to you via email). If you don't, entrance will be denied
Museums of Strada Nuova
- The meeting point for the departure of the guided tour: Via Garibaldi 25R, Genoa
- The indicated time refers to the departure time of the guided tour
- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide
Check out Genoa Aquarium for an interactive sealife experience. It includes not just sea creatures, but also reptiles and amphibians. They've also got areas for animal conservation and recovery projects.
Next, go for a guided tour of the Strada Nuova Museum. You'll get a mix of art, history, and discovery as you explore the famous Strada Nuova Palaces. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a proud part of Genoa's culture.
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