Category: Civil Architecture > Museum
District: Madeira > Funchal > Funchal > São Pedro
The Funchal Municipal Aquarium is a space dedicated to the marine life of the Madeira region and other oceans. It is a place where you can observe various species of fish and other aquatic creatures.
The main objective is to showcase marine biodiversity, with a focus on species that inhabit the waters around the island of Madeira.
Diversity of Species: The aquarium houses a variety of fish, from the most common along the Madeiran coast to exotic species from other parts of the world.
Themed Tanks: You can find different tanks that reproduce specific habitats, such as the Atlantic Ocean and tropical environments.
Learning: It's an opportunity to learn more about marine life, the importance of ocean conservation, and aquatic ecosystems.
Educational Activities: Sometimes, the aquarium offers educational activities for children and adults, such as lectures and workshops on marine biology.
Opening Hours: Opening hours may vary depending on the time of year. It is advisable to check updated schedules before your visit.
Prices: Tickets have different prices for adults, children, and seniors. There may also be discounts for groups.
Accessibility: Confirm if the space has accessibility for people with reduced mobility.
Visit Duration: Plan about 1 to 2 hours to explore the aquarium calmly and enjoy the exhibits.
Photography: Bring your camera or phone to capture special moments. However, avoid using flash, as it can disturb the animals.
Combine with other attractions: Take advantage of the aquarium's central location in Funchal to visit other nearby tourist attractions.
Ask the staff: Aquarium staff can provide additional information about the animals and answer your questions.
Check the schedule: Check if there are any animal feedings or special presentations during your visit.
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 32.6495153,-16.9124557
Coordinates DMS: 32°38'58.3"N 16°54'44.8"W