Aquaria Water Museum, Stockholm

I did go in the aquarium, but did not visit it actually. I found the price to be expensive for such a small aqaurium, but if you haven't been too many or simply love aquariums, or are with children, then probably you will like it.

Inside there is a living rain forest, a mangrove swamp, a coral reef, a glass tunnel for shark viewing, and the "Sewer Adventure". Something interesting is that 100,000 litres of water are pumped into the museum per hour to create the rapids. This water flows back to the sea via the lake and the fish ladder, and the sea trout are free to swim to the sea via the lake. They come back to the museum each year to spawn!

From June 15 - August 15 open daily from 10 AM - 6 PM
The rest of the year it is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM - 4:30 PM.

This museum opened it's doors in 1990. Every year this musum attract nearly 250.000 visitors. There are differnts habitats in this museum like a rainfrest with showers, lightning and thunder, and a faststreaming river with salmons. Also in Aquaria you can see sharks from really close because there is a glass tunnel in the aquarium they live in!

Ever wanted to visit a rainforest? You can do it here! It is very damp and humid just as you might imagine...

There are interesting sights of waterlife, both plant and animal...