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Aquarium de Paris
Seine river cruise
Aquarium de Paris
Seine river cruise
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Louvre Museum
Grévin Museum
Louvre Museum
Grévin Museum
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Location: 5 Av. Albert de Mun, 75016 Paris | Find on map
With 13,000 aquatic creatures and the biggest collection of jellyfish in Europe, Aquarium de Paris hosts a diverse range of wildlife. The aquarium is one of the world’s oldest and boasts huge tanks with 4 million liters of swimming space for fish.
Things to do at the Aquarium de Paris: The aquarium has recreations of the Seine river, Tahiti and New Caledonia, where you’ll see native aquatic life from these locations. There is also a touch tank, where you’re allowed to stroke koi fish.
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Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Places to eat: The aquarium restaurant (open from noon to 2 pm), Hanami Paris, Giraffe restaurant.
Nearby: Eiffel tower, Louvre museum, Seine river cruises, Arc de Triomphe
Time needed to explore: 2 to 3 hours
Must-see animals: 4 species of sharks, angelfish, jellyfish, and clownfish.
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Location: 293 Av. Daumesnil, 75012 Paris | Find on map
The Aquarium Tropical in Paris is hosted in an Art Deco era building- Palais de la Porte Dorée built in 1931. The building hosts over 5000 animals of over 300 species. It also contains aquatic fauna from Africa and the Americas. The aquarium also has Albino alligators, crocodiles, and even Piranhas.
Things to do at the Aquarium Tropical: The museum has large panels giving you a clear view of the different fishes inside. The aquarium has interactive digital displays called ‘Le spot’ where you can have an immersive experience with whales. Apart from this the Palais de la Porte Dorée also hosts the museum of the history of immigration.
Facilities: Locker facilities are available
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Places to eat: Le Poisson Lune, C’sters Cafe, Les Cascades
Nearby: Museum of History of Immigration, Temple Romantique de l'Île de Reuilly
Time needed to explore: About an hour or less
Must-see animals: Albino alligators, Clownfish, electric fish
Timings: 10 am to 6:30 pm
Location: Centre Commercial Val d'Europe - 14 cours du Danube | Find on map
Located 35 min from Paris in Marne-la-Vallee, the Aquarium Sea Life has almost 350 different species, 13 species of sharks, sea turtles, sea horses, rays, piranhas, and tropical fishes in 50 tanks. The journey through the 9 zones in the aquarium will leave you with a heightened knowledge of our marine environment.
Things to do at Sea Life Aquarium: Apart from a large number of marine species, you have regular events and animations to educate you. The occasional speeches and regular feeding exercises will enhance your knowledge of marine life. The aquarium also has a touch pool and a children’s play trail.
Facilities: Car parking facility is available.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Places to Eat: Nonna & Nonna Val d’Europe, PAZZI Val d’Europe, IT - Italian Trattoria Val d'Europe.
Nearby: Disneyland Paris
Time needed to explore: 1 to 2 hours
Must-see animals: 13 species of sharks, sea turtles, sea horses, rays, piranhas, and tropical fishes.
Timings: Daily, 10 AM - 5 PM
Location: Av. Daumesnil, 75012 Paris, France | Find on map
With five distinct biozones representing Patagonia, Sahel-Sudan, Europe, Amazon-Guyana, and Madagascar, the 14.5 hectares zoo campus hosts over 3000 animals.
Things to do at the Parc Zoologique de Paris: The zoo hosts workshops and events throughout the year. It also hosts birthday celebrations on request. Birthday events include a birthday party, a trip around the zoo, a treasure hunt, and a day with the trainees in the zoo. The zoo also has gift shops to take some souvenirs home.
Facilities: Accessible toilets in all corners, restaurants, interactive kiosks, auditorium, animal hospital, sensory areas, picnic area
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, interactive displays and kiosks
Places to eat: Châlet des Îles Daumesnil
Nearby: Aquarium Tropical & Palais de la Porte Dorée
Time needed to explore: At least half a day to see the main attractions.
Must-see animals: The bush dog, manatee, and the European otter
Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm | Sunday: 10 am to 6:30 pm
Location: 57 Rue Cuvier, 75005 Paris, France | Find on map
Built in 1794 in the heart of Paris- in a former royal garden, the La Ménagerie, le zoo du Jardin des Plantes is one of the oldest zoos in the world. The entire area is located in a small 5.5-hectare wooded area. The zoo hosts big cats, reptiles, and other small animals. The zoo is a hub for numerous research activities and studies.
Things to do at the La Ménagerie: You can take part in study tours hosted by the zoo, accompanied by conversational guides. The Gallery of Evolution, the Gallery of Palaeontology and Comparative Anatomy, and the Gallery of Mineralogy and Geology are the few attractions in the zoo.
Facilities: Gift shops, Restaurants, Educational tours
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Places to eat: Le Train Bleu, La Mazette, Eric Kayser - Austerlitz
Time needed to explore: 45 minutes to 1 hour
Must-see animals: Big cats and reptiles
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Location: 1 Rte du Pesage, 75012 Paris, France | Find on map
The Ferme de Paris or the Paris Farm is an educational farm with livestock and farm animals. The farm is primarily designed for children and does not have any entrance fees. The farm follows organic farming practices and respects the principles of animal welfare. It houses orchards, vegetable gardens, and aromatic and medicinal plants.
Things to do in Ferme de Paris: The farm is ideal for a family outing to experience farm life. The numerous livestock will give you a glimpse of their eating habits, living conditions and other information. On weekends you can also take part in farm work.
Facilities: The establishment does not have restaurants, or WiFi and does not entertain pets.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Nearby: Paris Zoological Park
Time needed to explore: 2-4 hours
Yes, there are several aquariums in Paris. The most popular ones are the Aquarium de Paris and the Sea Life Paris.
The best aquarium in Paris is the Aquarium de Paris. It is located in the heart of the city and has a wide variety of fish and other aquatic creatures.
You can buy your tickets online at this link.
There are 3 major zoos in Paris- Parc Zoologique de Paris, and La Ménagerie, le zoo du Jardin des Plantes. They have everything from big cats to exotic species like Bush dogs and manatees.
You need at least half a day to see the main attractions. But we recommend you reserve an entire day to get the full experience.
Yes, most aquariums in Paris are wheelchair accessible and have facilities for persons with disabilities.
No, there is no dress code that needs to be followed. Parisians follow a very relaxed dress code.
Yes, most aquariums do host events for people of all ages.
Yes, most aquariums have eateries within them. However, there are many options nearby outside their premises as well.
The Parc Zoologique de Paris is the most visited zoo in Paris.
Yes, Paris has one of the oldest aquariums in the world, housing a diverse range of species. Aquariums in Paris are definitely worth a visit.
Paris aquariums have a large number of marine life from a diverse range of species. They also have occasional events and study tours.