Genoa Aquarium is Italy’s largest aquarium and houses around 600 different species (including sharks, seals and penguins) from across the Mediterranean and far beyond.
Fixed date tickets for Genoa Aquarium currently start at €22 for visitors aged 13 and over, €14 for children aged 4-12 years and free entry for children aged three and under. People aged 65 and older or those with disabilities can get a reduced ticket price, starting at €18. Open ‘flexi ticket’ prices start at €32 for those aged 13 and over, €23 for children under 13, and €28 for people aged 65 and over and those with disabilities.
A simple way to experience the aquarium is on an MSC Cruises shore excursion. The ‘Aquarium’ excursion transports guests directly from the ship to the venue, and allows guests to explore the wonders of the aquarium at leisure over several hours. For something that goes a little deeper, the ‘Behind the Scenes at the Aquarium’ excursion provides the chance to view some of the marine wildlife enclosures up-close, and also gives information about the aquarium’s valuable conservation work.