Summer activities
This summer, discover the ocean as you’ve never experienced it before.
Summer is the best time to head to the sea—and also to discover everything there is still to learn about it. At the Seville Aquarium, we have prepared a special program of activities so the whole family can observe, learn, and participate while discovering incredible marine biodiversity.
Starting July 13, you can join our team as they feed the sharks and sea turtles, learn to identify the jellyfish found along our coasts, debunk common myths about sharks, and discover what to do if you encounter a sea turtle on the beach.
This summer, we look forward to welcoming you for experiences that will change the way you look at the sea.


Halloween
This Halloween, the Seville Aquarium is hiding more than one secret underwater… Do you dare to discover what we’ve prepared?

Science Week
This year, Science Week at the Seville Aquarium features amphibians as the main protagonists.

Family activities
Activities designed for children and adults to discover together the importance of protecting our seas and oceans.

No school days
Activities to continue learning about sea animals even when there's no class.

“Entremares” dinners
Surprise your loved one this Valentine's Day with a romantic dinner underwater at the Seville Aquarium. Special menu, wine pairing, and VIP visit.

Weekend Activities
During the weekends of this month, the Seville Aquarium invites you to discover the fascinating marine world with activities designed for family enjoyment.

Virtual reality
Immerse yourself in a unique virtual reality experience where you'll see incredible species like never before.

Guided tour
Take a tour with our guides and discover all the secrets of the more than 7,000 specimens that live in the aquarium.

Sharks at midnight
Would you like to experience an adventure with the most amazing animals in the ocean? What if that moment allowed you to see what happens underwater when midnight arrives?

The hidden side of the aquarium
If you want to become one of our biologists for a day, you just have to go to the hidden side of the aquarium.

