L’Aquàrium de Barcelona

A gigantic 80-meter-long tunnel where you can walk underneath sharks, rays and other ocean life swimming above you. L’Aquarium de Barcelona is one of those places where, no matter your age, you can truly feel like a kid again. Nestled in the busy Port Vell of the city, it invites to meander through an enchanting underwater world. The aquarium is home to more than 11,000 marine animals from the Mediterranean and beyond, it provides a fantastic combination of awe and learning.

Things to do at L’Aquarium de Barcelona

• Walk Through the Oceanarium Tunnel
• Explore the Mediterranean Aquariums
• Watch the Shark Feeding Sessions
• Watch Educational Videos & Presentations
• Visit the Tropical and Thematic Aquariums

Essential Informations

• L’Aquarium de Barcelona Opening hours:

Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

• L’Aquarium de Barcelona Ticket Fee

Adults (11 years and older): €25.00

Children (5-10 years old): €18.00

Children (3-4 years old): €10.00

Children (0-2 years old): Free

Crowded level: not too crowded

How to Reach L'Aquarium

• Fly into Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), then take a taxi from the airport, it takes 25 - 30 minutes to reach the L'Aquarium.
• If you want to travel by bus then there are multiple city bus lines stopping within a short stroll: V17, 39, 45, 59, 91, 120, D20, H14, V13, V15, and V19. Which stops at Port Vell or Maremagnum, from there it takes 2 minutes to reach the aquarium.

Travel Tips for visiting L’Aquarium

• Buy Tickets Online in Advance
• Visit Early or Late in the Day
• Plan Around Feeding Times
• Use the Audio Guide App

FAQs

Is it worth going to Barcelona Aquarium?

Definitely - It has a unique underwater tunnel and Mediterranean marine life, and is great for families and ocean lovers.

How much does it cost to go to Barcelona Aquarium? 

Around €25 for adults for general admission, with discounts for children, students and seniors.

How long is the Barcelona aquarium? 

Most people spend approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to get around the aquarium.

Is the Barcelona aquarium the biggest? 

Not the biggest in the world, but the biggest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in Euro