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Veronica,  Spain Spain
08 Dec 2024
Excellent
Very nice show for both children and adults. My 1,5 yo son watched it the entire time and didn't get tired
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Antoine,  Spain Spain
12 May 2025
Excellent
Very nice but expensive, we enjoyed all and esoecially the end
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Manuel Ángel,  Spain Spain
28 Aug 2022
Excellent
Beautiful, all the fish are different and worldwide, is impresionan, I love in it
Bioparc Gijon Aquarium

About: Bioparc Gijon Aquarium

The Gijon Aquarium offers you a tour of 60 freshwater and saltwater aquariums that will introduce you to the flora and fauna of the world's seas and oceans.

There's 12 ecosystems and more than two million litres of water to recreate life in rivers, the Cantabrian coast, the Caribbean Sea, the Pacific and Indian Oceans, the Red Sea, the African Indian Ocean, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Subtropical Atlantic Ocean.

Discover animals like salmon, sturgeons, moray eels, rays, bull sharks, and thousands more. There's some 400 species and 4,000 animals waiting for you inside.
Bioparc Gijon Aquarium
Playa de Poniente, 33212, Gijon
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