Lisbon Oceanarium

Great choice for animals. I love it, with this beautiful description in English and in the story about the origin of the species. When you are diving, it is a great opportunity to show your children what the underwater world is like.

The Lisbon Aquarium is a large building, just off the coast of Lisbon, built on water, with a modern design style, including underwater areas, and many worldwide aquatic animal species. [View] The scenery here is beautiful [Fun] Fun is very interesting

It is a place worth visiting in Lisbon, which is a bit smaller in Japan, but it is also very exciting. Close to the World Park, there are large shopping centers and cable cars. If you play seriously, you can play for a day. Just go online to buy tickets on the same day, and the tickets will be issued soon. There is no need to queue for e-ticket.

The Lisbon Aquarium is one of my favorite attractions in Lisbon. The whole aquarium was designed so well that as soon as I entered it, I was attracted by the huge central aquarium with a variety of marine life, just like watching the underwater world. I especially like to see turtles and sharks swimming around, they look so close, it makes people feel very shocking. There are also penguin areas and otters areas, penguins walk particularly cute, and otters always have a good time, watching them play, the mood will be better. The layout of the entire aquarium is very reasonable, suitable for family play or go with friends, the information display inside is also very rich, learned a lot about the marine ecology. In short, it is a fun and educational place that adults and children alike will love.

Fantastic aquarium and easy to navigate. I would recommend booking in advanced getting there early to avoid long queues

Aquarium worth seeing

It was a short vacation to Lisbon. We visited Lisbon Oceanarium. It was very big and beautiful.

The Lisbon Aquarium is one of the largest marine aquariums in Europe and is the center of species survival recognized by the IUCN Species Survival Committee. It is one of the largest marine aquariums in Europe, with more than 15,000 marine life. Next door is the Maritime Exhibition Hall, which displays hundreds of traditional sailboats from all over the world. Another Maritime Knowledge Hall has various models, instruments, audiovisual equipment to fully understand the ocean and the development of maritime technology over the past generations.