Oceanografic
The Oceanogràfic, located in the City of Arts and Sciences, is Europe's largest aquarium, showcasing the planet's major marine ecosystems across 110,000 square meters. Visitors can explore various aquatic environments, witness dolphin shows, and learn about the importance of marine conservation efforts, including turtle rescue and shark care.
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Oceanografic
The Oceanogràfic is a vast aquarium that serves as a window into the world's most significant marine ecosystems, spanning a massive area of 110,000 square meters with over 42 million cubic meters of saltwater. It features diverse environments, such as the Mediterranean, Wetlands, Temperate and Tropical Seas, Oceans, Antarctica, the Arctic, Islands, the Red Sea, and a renowned Dolphinarium. The Dolphinarium, one of the largest globally, emphasizes the intelligence of dolphins and their relationship with humans while raising awareness about animal and marine ecosystem conservation. This facility is also heavily involved in conservation and rehabilitation activities, such as sea turtle rescue and shark management. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in an educational and visually stunning journey through the different marine habitats. The overall aim is to foster a deeper understanding of marine life and promote respect and protection for these ecosystems.
Duration: 3-4 hours
