Acquario di Livorno

Beautiful aquarium! A lot of fishes, jellyfish and sharks. There is a terrace from where to enjoy a beautiful view of terrazza Mascagno. There is also a big reptile area with ants and quite fer lizards. Family friendly.

The Livorno Aquarium offered us a very engaging experience. While seemingly small, its interior was spacious and well-organized. We were impressed by exhibitions of sea tortoises, crustaceans, mollusks, and coral reef fishes. We were also excited to discover living reptiles, amphibians, and a captivating ant colony on the first floor. It certainly holds its own individuality against other aquariums we've visited in Lisbon, Barcelona, Valencia, and Rotterdam.

We had lots of fun here. We have been twice now and loved it both times. First time we went was middle of the week and found it wasn't too busy we could get a sunbed and lockbox very easily with plenty of spare beds around us. The second time we went was very busy and couldn't get a sunbed even with getting to the park within 30 minutes of it opening but we still had the best time. Found a lockbox free in the sun. So we could still have a picnic in the sun and sunbath in between rides! Very clean and friendly staff all around. I would recommend you book a sunbed online before hand if you are wanting one!!

If you buy tickets in advance, entry is easy. When we were there it was a rainy day, and it was extremely busy. The aquarium is… nice. At best. Not necessarily worth a trip around. My kid liked the reptile space on the first floor the most.

Went yesterday with my wife during our trip. We saw an ad for it and was sold. And what a great experience it was. I truelly never witnessed a sea turtle up this close, let alone see it swim. The place is great and its a nice entertainment to go during a holiday

Small but we spent a good 1.5 hours there with the kids on a rainy day. Enjoyed it more than expected.

Was a bit skeptic because of the ratings. I think it was very interesting, the tanks were clean, there were lots of different species, and the ants on the first floor were something I have never seen before. Maybe a bit expensive compared to its size but it was worth for us.

The exhibits were captivating, showcasing a diverse range of marine life. The facility was well-maintained, and the informative displays added to the visit's value. A must-see for marine enthusiasts visiting Livorno!