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Aquarium of Genoa: Entry Ticket + Lunch
Explore the largest aquarium in Europe and taste Ligurian specialties
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Wheelchair accessible
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Immerse yourself in the largest exhibit of aquatic biodiversity in Europe, explore the most fascinating seas and waters in the world, and see amazing aquatic creatures in this unforgettable experience. Choose from a range of thematic itineraries and learn more details about the secrets and stories of the aquarium.
Need to relax and unwind after all that walking around and exploring? You're in luck! Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Tender Cafè, where you can taste authentic Ligurian and Genoese specialties. Lunch can be enjoyed between 11:30 and 16:00, which leaves plenty of time for sightseeing!
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