Discover the fascinating universe of the aquatic world and the richness of the animal kingdom. A guide will accompany you and lead your visit to the Aquarium. 

Choose one of our two themes:

Visit the Aquarium

Fish can be found in all types of water: freshwater or seawater, temperate or tropical! They are all adapted to the environment in which they live. A clownfish wouldn't survive long in freshwater. Why is this? What are fish? A guide will take you on a tour of the different aquatic ecosystems, looking in more detail at the following topics: how fish live, what they eat, how they move, how they behave, how they reproduce, the dangers they face, the defence systems they use, etc. The guide will introduce you to dozens of aquatic animal species with remarkable biological characteristics. This is your chance to gain a better understanding of the aquatic world as a whole, and to marvel at fish from all over the world.

  

Visit to the "TréZOOr" room 

Remarkable specimens from our zoological heritage  

During this visit, the guide will show you around the "TréZOOr" room, our museum area dedicated to remarkable and unusual specimens from the institution: Blaschka glass and wax models, extinct animals, etc. The visit can continue in our other areas, where you will discover the highly original history of emblematic specimens from our collections.

 

Practical info: 

  • Opening times: all year round, mornings only. Download the different time slots. 
  • Booking required 1 month before the event, by telephone on 04 366 33 33 (Monday to Friday, 10am to 1pm, excluding public holidays) or by e-mail.   
  • Duration of the guided tour: +/- 1h30.

A group is made up of 15 paying guests or more: 

  • Maximum 25 people per guide.
  • Free admission for two accompanying adults per group of 20 people. 
  • For the animated tour of the aquarium rooms, we accept a maximum of 100 people at any one time.  
  • For the guided tour of the "TréZOOr" room, we accept a maximum of 25 people at the same time.

 

See our rates 

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The Maison de la Science and the Planetarium are not included. 
No activities on the 1st Sunday of the month.

updated on 3/14/24

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