Cattolica Aquarium Fast-Track Ticket near Florence

Explore the Underwater World
in an Exciting Way

Visit the Cattolica Aquarium located on the Adriatic Sea in Italy! The Cattolica Aquarium is home to approximately 3,000 marine animals. You can see familiar animals such as sharks, dolphins, and jellyfish, as well as rare tropical fish. In addition, you can enjoy about 100 different exhibitions. Don't miss the chance to see the Adriatic Sea turtles, which can only be seen in Italy. 

Information on Main and Special Exhibitions

1. Exhibitions:
The Cattolica Aquarium features a variety of exhibitions, including:

• Adriatic Sea Exhibition: An exhibition introducing the diverse marine ecosystem and marine life of the Adriatic Sea. You can observe various types of fish, shellfish, octopuses, seahorses, and more.
• Shark Exhibition: An exhibition where you can observe various types of sharks. From aggressive great white sharks to docile ray sharks, you can see various sharks swimming.
• Turtle Exhibition: An exhibition where you can observe various types of turtles. Various turtles are exhibited, including sea turtles and land turtles, and you can learn about the ecology and characteristics of turtles.
• Tropical Fish Exhibition: An exhibition where you can observe colorful and beautiful tropical fish. You can enjoy watching various tropical fish such as neon tetras, angelfish, and clownfish swimming.
• Jellyfish Exhibition: An exhibition where you can observe various types of jellyfish. You can see jellyfish, famous for their transparent bodies and unique ways of moving, up close.

2. Special Exhibitions:
The Cattolica Aquarium holds various special exhibitions every year. In the past, the following special exhibitions have been held:

• Global Warming and Marine Ecosystems: An exhibition dealing with the impact of global warming on marine ecosystems.
• Plastic in the Sea: An exhibition dealing with the problem of plastic waste dumped in the sea.
• Endangered Marine Life: An exhibition introducing endangered marine life and promoting protection efforts.