Aquarium Berlin

Absolutely incredible aquarium! I definitely recommend visiting—it’s perfect for both adults and kids. All the creatures look well cared for and in good health. You can easily spend hours exploring the fascinating and diverse ecosystems on display.
youssef benni - a month ago

BEST Aquarium I’ve ever experienced. I especially liked the sharks, the monster with the koi fish, the skinny mouth gator, the eel that’s friends w the lion fish, jellyfish, and the bugs. I saw lobsters fighting for a mate, the big one won. Super recommended. Maybe you’ll connect with your inner child. But cool animals are guaranteed.
Megan Soyka - a month ago

Amazing place, even under construction. Lots of beautiful fishes and great exhibitions. Three stories with fishes, amphibians and insects. Great addition to the zoo trip.
Kinga Borgosz - a month ago

The Aquarium Berlin, established in 1913 as part of the Berlin Zoological Garden, ranks among the world's most biodiverse public aquariums. Housing over 9,000 animals across 800 species, it features diverse exhibits from vibrant coral reefs and impressive sharks to fascinating insects and amphibians. Don't miss the crocodile hall and the jellyfish collection!
Shibhar - a month ago

Aquarium Berlin is an amazing place that goes beyond just being an aquarium—it’s a full-on wildlife experience! I was really impressed by how much there was to see, not just the incredible marine life but also reptiles, amphibians, and even insects. It felt like exploring multiple different worlds all in one visit. The aquatic exhibits are definitely the highlight, with massive tanks showcasing both freshwater and saltwater species. The jellyfish displays were mesmerizing, and the coral reef tanks were filled with bright, colorful fish. Seeing sharks, rays, and exotic deep-sea creatures up close was an unforgettable experience. But what really made Aquarium Berlin stand out for me was that it didn’t stop at just fish. On the upper floors, there’s an incredible collection of reptiles, amphibians, and insects. From massive snakes to vibrant frogs and creepy but fascinating insects, there was so much more to explore than I expected. It added a whole new level to the visit and made it feel like more than just an aquarium—it was a mini-zoo as well. The entire facility was clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate, with informative displays in both English and German. It’s obvious that a lot of care goes into keeping the animals and exhibits in top shape. Some of the enclosures, particularly for the reptiles, felt a bit small, but overall, the variety and quality of the exhibits made up for it. I also really liked that Aquarium Berlin is part of the Berlin Zoo complex, so if you’re planning a visit, it’s worth making time for both. Whether you’re into marine life, reptiles, or just love seeing unique creatures up close, this place is a must-visit. Overall, Aquarium Berlin is way more than just an aquarium—it’s a full-on wildlife adventure! Highly recommended for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking for an educational and fun experience in Berlin.
Advantage Consulting (Dustin Kearl) - 3 months ago