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The world's largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium, plus a handy city guide

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These Barcelona Aquarium give you access to the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world. Embark on an aquatic journey through the tropical seas, coral reefs, and marine communities of the Mediterranean. With some 11,000 animals from 450 species, it’s full of exciting sea life. This is the most undersea fun a land-dweller can have!

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Who is free entrance?

Free entrance for children aged 2 or under, with no need to present a ticket at the entrance.

How is the fare for children?

Children from 5 to 10 years old: 16,00€
Children from 3 to 4 years old: 8,00€

How is the fare for adults?

Adult (11+): 21,00€

How to get here?

Metro:
L4 Barceloneta
L3 Drassanes
Bus: V17, 47, 59, 120, D20, H14, V13, V15 and V19
Bus Turístic: stop Port Vell (Red Route)
Barcelona City tours: stop Port Vell (East route)
Bicycle: Bicing station at L’Aquàrium

Is there a parking space nearby?

We don’t have parking, but the nearby you can park in Maremagnum shopping center, it’s 2 minutes to walk

How long does it take a tour throught the aquarium?

About 2 hours

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Summary

Barcelona Aquarium – See 14 Mediterranean-themed aquariums and seven more dedicated to the tropical seas of the Carribean. It will be more fun if traveling in groups or with family. It is also a great place for couples.

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Additional details
Submerge yourself in a fantastic underwater kingdom full of bizarre and beautiful sea creatures. Barcelona Aquarium consists of 21 large aquariums, a spectacular oceanarium, a children’s area, and Planeta Aqua, which is an entire floor dedicated to the investigation of the largest and most mysterious area of our planet.
Important Information
Last admission: 1 hour before closing