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Genoa Aquarium & Tutankhamon Exhibition + Hop-on Hop-off Bus Genoa
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
Aquarium of Genoa & Tutankhamon Exhibition
Learn about Ancient Egyptian treasures and then spend time with sea creatures!
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Last admission: 1 hour before closing
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Duration: Tutankhamon Exhibition (1 hour); Aquarium (2 hours and 30 minutes)
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Wheelchair accessible
Explore the wonders of ancient Egypt, featuring authorized reproductions of treasures from King Tutankhamon's trove.
Learn about the tomb's discovery and the mummification techniques of ancient Egyptians. The exhibit uses reconstructions and cutting-edge technology, including virtual reality, to bring you into the heart of this significant archaeological find. Uncover ancient secrets and step back in time.
But that's not all! Immerse yourself in the underwater world at Genova Aquarium. Take a thrilling stroll among dolphins, sharks, and other species that inhabit the planet's oceans.
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