Aquarium de Barcelona

I stayed in Barcelona until the fourth day. The first three days I went to Park Guell, Barcelona’s Camp Nou, went to Casa Batlló’s Sagrada Familia, and went to La Rambla from Plaza Catalunya. The avenue reaches Columbus Square, enjoys the charming view of the harbour in Barcelona’s old port, and tastes traditional Spanish cuisine at the Boqueria market. For transportation these days, I bought the Barcelona City Pass, which is valid within 72 hours of opening. In addition to transportation, it also includes some venues. Thinking there is still half a day, I choose to go to the Barcelona Aquarium and Wax Museum. The summer aquarium is a paradise for children. The colorful and colorful marine fish swimming around in each aquarium. Looking at these beautiful fishes, I sighed at the wonders of nature, they are really picturesque. Standing on the track of the tunnel and walking slowly, large ocean fishes such as sharks and devil fish swim slowly above their heads. Not only the children but also my big friend are very happy!

I like all animals. I also spent 4 euros to buy a bottle of feed to feed the koi. The price is very good. I got a small order from the hotel where I was staying, and the single ticket was 10% off. I was going to watch dolphins, but sharks are cool.

If you go to Barcelona and you have enough time, it's worth visiting this aquarium.

The Barcelona Aquarium is located in the old port area, which is very easy to find by the sea. It is said that this aquarium is the largest in Europe. The water tank in the museum has more than 50,000 liters of water. It is one of the world's largest venues for underwater creatures in the Mediterranean.

There are a lot of water creatures in this aquarium, which are similar to our fish aquarium. There are also all kinds of small fish, sharks and the like, and of course there are underwater tunnels, where you can see many creatures.