Great aquarium only thing is I wish it had more jellyfish!!! We went on a Monday and it was a pretty laidback adventure. Not a lot of crowds so it was fairly easy to navigate. read more

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I have to say i was sceptical about this zoo. I've been to quite a few in my years and none have really impressed me that much. This one was however AWESOME! From the moment we walked in there was massive gorillas, baboons, elephants....you name it! Hardly any were in cages or enclosures and the animals all looked happy being outside in the open. The variety of animals was quite astounding and even after spending 6 hrs there i don't think we quite seen everything. It was 20 Euro's for Zoo and Aquarium passes which is very reasonable and well worth it! :) read more

Aquarium Berlin - Aquariums Near Me - Berlin, BE

Located in the Berlin Zoo, the Aquarium is well worth the few extra Euro admission they charge. In the aquarium is a variety of salt, fresh and brackish water specimens from around the world. The variety is not as impressive as the zoo outside, but is good, and more than I've ever seen in my lifetime living in Hawaii. At any rate, it's a good value and worth the visit. Especially when it's cold out during the fall/winter! read more

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I love going to aquariums whenever I travel. They are calming and heart-warming. This aquarium was no exception. It was easy to navigate and organized. The first floor had fish & other aquamarine life and the second and third floors housed reptiles and insects. The cafe left a bit to be desired, but, all in all, it was a lovely visit. read more

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This is a decent small aquarium with fantastic reef tanks with wonderfully old corals. There is also s South American and African sections that are worth seeing. Just know you can buy zoo tickets at a discount but the secret is that once you go in you cannot go out to eat and come back in. They basically want to force you to eat bad zoo food ant a high price. read more

Probably the favorite place to be for my 4 year old daughter. (ok...maybe second, after the pony farm). Exotic fish,lazy turtules, hungry sharks or nasty cocroaches....you will find it here. The ground floor with the huge walk-in aquariums, is a perfect place to chill out and enjoy the view(s). Entrance fee for adults is around 10 euros. read more

Maybe I have a soft spot for this place, because it was the first proper aquarium I had ever visited, but with visits to similar facilities in a few other notable cities under my belt, I am confident my bias is not entirely misplaced. Maintenance and upkeep is top-notch, and the people working there are well-informed and helpful. The design is inviting to exploration broken into 3 main tiers (but not spectacular, nothing more nor less than what is expected). And they don't rip you off at the ticket counter, which is refreshing. If you're gonna pick a place to go see some stonefish, shark feedings, jellies, or (best of all) angler fish, this is as good a spot as any. read more

As someone who adores animals I generally have a love/hate relationship with zoos. I love seeing wild animals close up but feel a sense of inner turmoil that they are cooped up in cages. Having said that, I have visited a quite frankly bizarre number of zoos all over the world. Here's a short summary of the high/lowlights; Edinburgh Zoo is my "local" and is very good, Portugal Zoo is horrendous and depressing and Berlin Zoo is the best zoo I have ever visited in the whole wide world (so far)! The queue outside this zoo was huuuuuuge but it was well worth the hour long wait to get in. There was a man selling huge, fresh, warm pretzels to the gathered masses and another entertaining impatient children with a bubble blowing machine. Once you enter the zoo it gets straight into the good stuff. There's none of this faffing about with flamingos and such. The first animals I saw were hippos and elephants, awesome!! The enclosures are big and open which is reassuring. Generally there were just low electric fences separating you from the animals. I saw loads of animals I had never seen or even heard of before. There were also so many baby animals too which everyone loves to see. Luckily I was by the big cats enclosure at feeding time and saw the baby lions, tigers and cheetahs getting stuck into juicy steaks! A truly magical moment! The petting zoo is fun and the attached Aquarium is a tourist site in it's own right. It's huge and not only has sea life but also a ridiculous amount of reptiles, amphibians and creepy crawlies! The zoo restaurants are pretty good as far as these things go and there's plenty of little stall selling ice-creams and drinks dotted around the place. It was raining and crazy busy on the day we went but that didn't stop us having a great time. If you get fed up of all the historical sites in Berlin and fancy a bit of light relief then definitely consider giving this zoo a visit. Just stick on a pac-a-mac if it looks like there will be rain! read more

Generally this zoo gives a lot of space to their animals, but they lose a star for the amount I saw the big cats having. Really easy to find everything because there are a lot of signs and lots of maps and great statues when you get close to the big animals everyone wants to see. read more

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When I was a child this was one of my favorite places to go. I loved the bird exhibits and the sea lions. Those were my favorites. The animals are very well kept, have ample room and are loved by their care takers and patrons alike. It really is one of the best zoo's around. The Staff are helpful, there are usually people whom speak English. Though we can not expect them to in my opinion. But a good portion of Germans do speak a good lick of English. If you're into animals and enjoy listening to the sounds of them, and are in the area. Head on in. You wont regret it. It's a beautiful establishment with an eclectic collection of animals. read more

Loved this little gem in the Berlin zoo. We love to go around to different aquariums across the globe. This one isn't very big and doesn't have many sharks or big fish, but it had many small tanks with unique species that I hadn't seen before. And for the price, it was worth it. read more

3 kinds of jellyfish. I loooove jellyfish. Went there on a saturday so the place was super packed and kinds were eeeeeeverywhere. Really cute. Id take my little niece here any day. But I'd recommend taking a date here rather on a weekday than on the weekend. 10 € for students and 12€ for regular adults is a little too much for what you get, I think. But it was a super fun day, so I guess in the end it was worth it. read more

I go here every time I come during the summer and I love to see the new creatures they bring every year

I visited the Aquarium on a combined ticket which also includes Zoo admission. I had expected it to be similar to, or even better than, a Sea Life centre but I was very disappointed. There are 3 very small floors, only one of which actually has fish. I was looking for the one big attraction, the walk through underwater tunnel or the shark tank. There was nothing. A tiny rainforest area with a few turtles and baby alligators was all. The jellyfish were the best part. There is a small cafe inside which serves basic food but the service was poor. Even at the slightly cheaper combi-price, I still felt it was far too expensive for what was on offer. Might be okay for small children, which is the only reason I give 2 stars rather than 1. read more