Inside Genoa Aquarium - Diverse habitat zones, rare marine secies & exciting exhibits

The aquarium offers several interactive experiences for visitors, such as touch tanks where you can pet stingrays and other marine animals, behind-the-scenes tours, animal feeding demonstrations, and sleepovers for children to experience the aquarium at night. Some popular ones are Face to face with Dolphins & Penguins, Nights with the Sharks, Emotional dinners, and Behind the scenes tours.

Some of the key attractions at the Genoa Aquarium include the Cetacean Pavilion with dolphins and sea turtles, the Ice Kingdom with penguins and the Jellyfish Hall. You can broaden your perimeter by exploring other key attractions of the AcquarioVillage World - the Biosphere tropical forest exhibit, and the Bigo panoramic lift that provides 360-degree views of the Genoa harbor.

Yes, the Genoa Aquarium has several exhibits and interactive experiences tailored for children, such as touch tanks, feeding demonstrations, and educational programs that allow kids to learn about marine life in an engaging way. One stellar experience could be visiting The City of Children and Teens, a space exclusively designed for a multisensory adventure for developing ages.

The aquarium is designed to recreate entire ecosystems, providing habitats for a diverse range of marine species. The different environments showcase the beauty and fragility of various marine habitats, from tropical coral reefs to the icy Antarctic. These environments aim to promote conservation and raise awareness about the importance of protecting the world's oceans and marine life.

Here are some adventures for you to explore in Genoa's Aquarium Village complex:
- The Biosphere - a spherical glass and steel structure showcasing a tropical forest habitat.
- The Bigo panoramic lift - takes visitors 40 meters high for a 360-degree view of the Genoa harbor
- The City of Children and Teens - an interactive museum focuses on the "FIVE SENSES" to educate and entertain young visitors, providing a colorful, tech-savvy environment for playful self-discovery and learning.

Yes, there are two restaurants available inside the aquarium:
- Tender Café: Get quick and quality fast food service with sustainable products. Ideal for a tasty break during the aquarium visit.
- Gusto a Bordo Restaurant: Refined dining experience with traditional and innovative dishes. Overlooks the Old Port, offering a high-quality menu. Special promotion: Kids' menu for €9.90.

Yes, there are behind-the-scenes tours and VIP experiences available at the Genoa Aquarium. Visitors have the opportunity to explore areas not typically accessible to the public, gaining insights into the inner workings of the aquarium and the care of marine animals. These tours offer a unique perspective on the daily operations, conservation efforts, and specialized care provided to the diverse marine life housed at the aquarium.

The Genoa Aquarium participates in the following conservation efforts:
- The aquarium is actively involved in shark conservation efforts, participating in research projects and initiatives aimed at protecting these marine creatures and raising awareness about the importance of their conservation.
- The aquarium's Cetacean Pavilion, a 33-foot deep tank, is home to dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine mammals, providing a captivating view of their natural behavior and contributing to their conservation.
- The aquarium's Biosphere exhibit showcases different habitats, from rainforests to coral reefs, emphasizing the need for their preservation and sustainable management. 
- The aquarium's research center focuses on various aspects of marine biology and ecology, contributing to a better understanding of the marine world.
- The aquarium collaborates with other leading aquariums worldwide, sharing knowledge and resources for the benefit of marine conservation.