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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 + Illusion Exhibition
Combined ticket for Genoa Aquarium and Illusion Exhibition
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Last admission: 2 hours before closing
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Fast Track
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Wheelchair accessible
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, to witness the marvels of Mostra delle Illusioni! This exciting temporary exhibit in Genoa is dedicated to the captivating world of optical illusions, and it's only here until October 6th, 2023 at the Magazzini del Cottone.
Prepare to have your mind blown by over 70 optical illusions that combine the elements of art, architecture, psychology, physics, and optics to challenge your perceptions in ways you never thought possible.
But that's not all, folks! When you're done exploring the illusions, head over to the Acquario di Genova for an immersive and engaging experience like no other. With innovative sets, cutting-edge digital installations, and a completely revamped light and sound design, you'll feel like you're right in the heart of the action.
You'll get to interact with the expert staff who care for the animals and learn all about them!
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