I went a few years ago, and really don't remember, but didn't recommend going to my companions this year, because of the cost. More

Well it's big yes.. but whether it is actually worth the 19euro admission I think not. I was disappointed. I feel for the two Dolphins that share a tiny enclosure and have nothing to do but play with a Buoy. The only other Aquarium I have been to is Kelly Taltons in Auckland, New Zealand and I'd have to say... More

Me, my partner and our 2 1/2 year old daughter visited this aquarium in April 2012. We thought the price was a little steep but when we were done we thought it was really worth the money. Penguins, jellyfish, walrus, dolphins, sharks, crabs, all kinds of fish and starfish...it was amazing. It was busy since it was a Saturday but... More

We enjoyed our visit, but it was definitely not worth the €19 pp admission cost - and the €2 premium for the tiny and pathetic hummingbird/butterfly exhibit was just adding insult to injury. It is very conveniently located in the old port area next to the antique ship. They force you through three gift shops to juice up their already... More

We were cruising and choose to visit this aquarium and enjoyed all the exhibits. There was quite a collection of penquins which is enjoyable. There was no master tank were species co habitate , overall a good experience More

Please clean the windows of the tanks! I was there on sunday and it was so crowded. And where is the dolphin? More

Nice and wide aquarium. Very exciting to caress the ray. More

The Aquarium is huge and amazing, absolutely worth seeing if you´re visiting Genoa!! Even though everything is really beautiful, after few hours you gonna feel really tired, because it takes up to 3 hours to see it well (if not more) and it seems never ending :D So prepare for this and take at least some water, because there´s just... More

a good aquarium. plenty of things to see. we spend almost 4 hrs here. one of the most interesting place in genoa. More