Gdynia Aquarium

Gdynia Aquarium is a public aquarium and sea museum operated by way of the National Marine Fisheries Research Institute in Gdynia, Poland. Previously known as the Oceanographic Museum and Sea Aquarium of the Sea Fisheries Institute in Gdynia, the aquarium has a zoological lawn repute and is situated along Aleja John Paul II on the South Pier. The museum has operated in view that 21 June 1971, despite the fact that tries had been made to establish it within the 1920s and 1930s. Exhibitions provided in the museum are on oceanography and hydrobiology, while the aquarium carries both sea and freshwater plants and fauna.

Educational sports have been advanced at some point of exhibition modernizations. In 2005, a Cinema-Conference Hall changed into unveiled, as were rooms prepared with microscopes and pc equipment for conducting laboratory activities. In 2007 a Wet Room become opened - an area where you can still put their arms into an open-pinnacle aquarium tank and touch fish. The Marine Education Section become improved with a Preschool Room full of soft marine toys, which is very frequently visited by the youngest school kids.