About

Acquario Di Napoli, established in 1872, stands as a testament to marine history and elegance in Napoli. It's the second oldest aquarium in Europe with tanks ingeniously connected directly to the sea through an underground canal, offering a unique glimpse into the marine biology of the Gulf of Naples. Despite its small size, this charming facility provides a diverse selection of well-maintained marine life exhibits, highlighted by the resident octopus, a true star. Visitors can enjoy the relaxed ambiance enhanced by classical music, making it ideal for families. At just 7 euros, it's reasonably priced, with friendly staff ready to enhance your visit. Additionally, it houses the Anton Dohrn foundation and the Mediterranean Sea research center, adding an exciting layer of educational opportunity. Perfect for an enriching escape that can be enjoyed fully in about an hour.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Napoli - P.za S. Pasquale a Chiaia
Bus stop 91 m walk
Colonna
Bus stop 445 m walk
Vittoria
Bus stop 514 m walk
Crispi - Amedeo
Bus stop 507 m walk
Napoli - P.za Vittoria , df Villa
Bus stop 500 m walk
Colonna - Amedeo
Bus stop 437 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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Shorted
Shorted
1 week ago on Google

Really cool experience. Cheap tickets. Not massive, but so many unique fish to see. They are also in nice big tanks. Infographics showing all the fish you can view in each tank. Loved it! Nearby museum is cool too.

Simona Commisso
Simona Commisso
1 week ago on Google

Acquario davvero carino, sono presenti diverse specie di pesci e l'atmosfera è piacevole e immersiva

OSCAR LISTE
OSCAR LISTE
1 week ago on Google

Acuario pequeño, con variedad de peces. Si no tienes planes en Nápoles centro, puede ser una buena opción.