Aquarium de Paris

Family-friendly
Indoors
Most popular
Open late
The Paris Pass®

€27.50

/person normally

What you'll do

State of the art aquarium with a vast array of sea life, shark tunnel, a two-screen cinema, and more

Visit Aquarium de Paris with The Paris Pass®

50 tanks with 10,000 fish and invertebrates, including 2,500 jellyfish and 450 corals
A 3 million liter basin housing 35 sharks
A petting basin where you can feed and pet carp

The much-loved Paris Aquarium is one of the cities top attractions for the family. Did you know it boasts the title of the largest tank in France? With over 500 species living in over 3,500 m2 of water, visit Europe’s finest aquarium to discover an exciting and abundant natural world, all below the sea. You'll see sharks, sea urchins, clownfish and more, as you learn about their underwater life through the help of divers throughout the day.

You can also enjoy shows and a wide program of activities such as films, feedings, environmental talks, and fascinating documentaries - so you'll never be bored!

Aquarium de Paris Don't miss:

Exhibitions about sealife
Fun, interactive shows for all ages
Live feedings and demonstrations
Fish from all over the world - French Polynesia to the Seine!

Did you know:

The Ghost Catfish, also known as Glass Catfish, are nearly transparent and small catfish.
Electric eels and electric rays have enough electricity to kill a horse.
A fish can drown in water. Like humans, fish need oxygen, so if there isn’t enough oxygen in the water, they will suffocate.

Don't Miss a Once in a Lifetime Experience at the Paris Aquarium! Book your tickets with The Paris Pass®.

Know before you go

Getting in: you can visit the Aquarium without pre booking by simply showing your pass at the gate. However, it will be subject to availability. If you want to plan your visit, you can still pre book your time slot on their website. Select the date and time you wish and then follow the booking instructions. In this instance, your e-ticket will need to be shown for entry to the attraction.

For more information visit the Aquarium de Paris website.