Accessibility

An ocean for everyone

The Seville Aquarium is accessible

At the Seville Aquarium, we work to ensure that everyone can enjoy their visit.
We want every visitor, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, to be able to learn about the ocean and how to care for it.

Accessibility on the aquarium

Since its opening, the aquarium has incorporated improvements to facilitate visits for people with different needs:

Reduced mobility:

  • The entire route is accessible with ramps and elevators.
  • Accessible restrooms are available on both floors of the aquarium.

Wheelchairs:

  • We have manual wheelchairs available for loan at the ticket office.
  • You can ask for them at the beginning of the visit. (Limited units)

People with ASD:

  • You can request a pictogram guide at the ticket office.

  • This guide explains some species and ecosystems with clear and simple images.

  • It is advisable to request it before the visit. (Limited units)

Noise-canceling headphones:

  • We offer noise-canceling headphones in various sizes for people with sensory sensitivities.

  • You can order them at the box office. (Limited units)

Sensory Corner:

  • It is a space to discover the sea through the senses.

  • Here you can listen to ocean sounds, smell algae, and touch materials like the skin of a torpedo fish or scales.

3D Signage:

  • In the piranha installation you will find 3D figures that allow you to know their shape through touch.

  • These figures are especially helpful to people with low vision or severe visual difficulties.

Inclusive signs: The aquarium's texts are clear, brief, and easy to understand, so that everyone can enjoy the information.

 

Important note

The materials available at the ticket office (wheelchairs, pictograms, and noise-canceling headphones) are limited. Their availability may change depending on current demand.

Accessibility in educational activities

Accessibility is also part of our educational work:

Collaboration with educational centers:

  • We work with centers that have specific classrooms or students in integration.

  • We adapt the workshops and materials to the needs of each group.

Materials to prepare for the visit:

Before arriving, the tutors receive a preparation kit containing:

    • adapted explanations,

    • pictograms,

    • useful ideas to make the visit easier.

Guided tour “The sea of ​​senses”:

  • It is a visit that allows you to experience the ocean through touch.

  • Real biological samples and sensory materials are used.

Discover the guided tour "The Sea of ​​Senses"

Training of guides:

  • The aquarium guides have received training from specialized professionals.

  • They know the basics of autism and how to better support visitors.

Prepare the visit

Visit the “How to get there” section on our website to plan your visit.

Check the “Frequently Asked Questions” to resolve your doubts.

You can also check Google's "Plan your visit" section for visitor charts by time of day. This will show you the busiest times.

Check the aquarium's visitor numbers

Access to the aquarium

The aquarium has several entrances:

  • An upper entrance: via Santiago Montoto Avenue. It has an elevator to reach the access area.
  • Two lower entrances: via the Muelle de las Delicias.

If you need to skip the line, let a colleague at the ticket office know. They'll give you priority access.

Download the access map

Aquarium layout

The aquarium tour is divided into two floors. Both floors are connected by a ramp. There are also several elevators along the tour for easy access.

The aquarium has a single, linear route. Along the way, you'll find rest areas with seating.

Discover the different areas of the aquarium

Brochure in plain language

We have provided a clear and concise brochure to help you prepare for your visit to the aquarium. This brochure is designed to make the information easy to understand.

The document was prepared in collaboration with the Pablo de Olavide University and complies with the ISO standard for plain language.

You can download it here

Lighting and sound

Some areas of the aquarium are dimly lit. This helps us to better recreate the natural habitat of the species.

There are no flashing lights or effects along the route that could cause discomfort.

The aquarium has ambient music that changes according to the themed area.

There may be a little more noise on the ramp. If you prefer, you can avoid the ramp and use the elevator.

Reduced prices

We offer special prices for people with disabilities, both for individual and group visits.

To get this reduced price, you must show your Disability Card or Certificate at the physical ticket office.

Check our rates