Old Town Aquarium

Built by the Italians in the 1930s, it looks like a ship, its features are curved arcs, round windows like the ship’s porthole, and different floors. It was originally an aquatic biology research institute, changed to an aquarium in 1963, and is also a research unit of the Greek Marine Research Center. The basement is designed as an underwater cave, and various oceans unique to the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean are displayed in glass boxes of various sizes. There are sea eels, eels, turtles, gilthead sea bream, red sea bream (common sea bream), trigger fish, sea bass, gorgeous dragon wrasse, octopus, coral, and sea anemone. In the aquarium, I saw a unique fish, Ladi redfish, which is an endangered species unique to the rivers and lakes of Rhode Island.

The aquarium is very interesting from the outside, and there are not too many people when you enter it. There are many kinds of small animals. All kinds of small fishes are very beautiful. It's also quite big inside for a long time. A very nice place.

外形很有特色的水族馆。建筑奇迹！

罗德岛水族馆不算大，跟国内比略小多了，这里的水生生态系统不是很完善，就是水母还挺好看。