Sevilla Trip Overview
See 11,000 specimens and 400 species of animals, plus two newly renovated ecosystems, The Rainforest and The Mangrove. Learn about the mysterious world of jellyfish in a new exhibition, and get up close to your favorite oceanic critters.
You’ll be spoilt for choice in terms of the animals you’ll spot and discover close up at the Seville Aquarium. There are so many species to point at and bring smiles to your family’s faces.
Complete your experience with a surprise bonus.
We will offer a self-guided tour in Sevilla.
This tour is available in the app. It includes a ready-to-go itinerary, GPS navigation, descriptions, tips and advices. You can take a walk any time and enjoy it at your own pace.
Additional Info
* Duration: 2 hours
* Starts: Sevilla, Spain
* Trip Category: Sightseeing Tickets & Passes >> Attraction Tickets
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What to Expect When Visiting Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain
See 11,000 specimens and 400 species of animals, plus two newly renovated ecosystems, The Rainforest and The Mangrove. Learn about the mysterious world of jellyfish in a new exhibition, and get up close to your favorite oceanic critters.
You’ll be spoilt for choice in terms of the animals you’ll spot and discover close up at the Seville Aquarium. There are so many species to point at and bring smiles to your family’s faces.
Complete your experience with a surprise bonus.
We will offer a self-guided tour in Sevilla.
This tour is available in the app. It includes a ready-to-go itinerary, GPS navigation, descriptions, tips and advices. You can take a walk any time and enjoy it at your own pace.
Visit: Sevilla Aquarium, Muelle de las Delicias, s/n, 41012 Sevilla, Spain
The Aquarium of Seville is one of Europe’s most biodiverse destinations.
More than 3,000 cubic meters of water, 400 marine species, and over 7,000 specimens, with the sand tiger sharks and bonnethead sharks, atamata turtles, and huge octopus standing out.
The aquarium depicts Magallanes’ hunt for a way to the Spice Islands that was not blocked by the Portuguese in 1519. Visitors will be able to “plunge” into the various sorts of seafloor that may be found all around the world.
