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    Keep our water pristine! our fish is very happy now! rates Are reasonable. The guy who came was very nice, and knowledgeable

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    National Aquarium

    National Aquarium

    (1.4k reviews)

    Inner Harbor

    Visited on a Sunday morning, we got there at 9:30 am and were excited that it wasn't packed as I…read morehad read in previous reviews. The aquarium is pretty big, the exhibitions were not crowded at all and we were able to pace ourselves and watch all of them without feeling rushed or crowded. The positives: - overall it was very clean - lots of fishes to see! - 2 interactive tanks for kids to touch the jellyfish and some other fish - the layout with the big fish tank in the center that can be seen from all the floors is pretty spectacular - toy store has nice items - steps for younger kids to see the tanks - beautiful views Cons - it is SOOOOO expensive - no strollers allowed - we saw mice in the tropical exhibition, I'm still a little traumatized lol. Overall it was a great day! I do wish it wasn't as expensive so we could go more ofter

    Dear reader, The…read moreNational Aquarium in Baltimore is absolutely worth a visit and then, quite possibly, another. The exhibits are not merely tanks in a building. They feel theatrical, transportive, and wonderfully well curated. The shark areas were especially striking, with a dark, slightly eerie atmosphere that made the whole thing feel more dramatic in the best way. The jellyfish were another standout, with so many different varieties drifting about like tiny, glowing aristocrats of the sea. The birds and sloths in the rain forest added that extra bit of surprise and charm, making the whole visit feel even richer. The Aquarium's Upland Tropical Rain Forest does in fact feature sloths and tropical birds, while Blacktip Reef and Shark Alley anchor the shark experience. What stayed with me most, was learning about Kai, a green sea turtle. She has buoyancy issues from a prior boat-strike injury, cannot dive properly, and would not survive in the wild, so the Aquarium provides long-term care. That was genuinely touching. It added real heart to an already excellent visit.

    Smithsonian National Zoological Park - Andea Bear

    Smithsonian National Zoological Park

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    I couldn't figure out how to get Google Maps to direct us to the entrance. One of the entrances is…read moreoff of Connecticut Ave NW on the west side of the Zoo. It's less than a 10 minute walk from the Woodley Park-Zoo Metro Stop. Coming here in February with snow still on the ground meant that many outdoor exhibits had no inhabitants. That being said, there are plenty of things to see outside and a ton of creatures to see inside buildings. Sorry in advance for these elementary schooler descriptions- The memorable ones: A Snake Neck Turtle with very long necks A gigantic tortoise A large group of flamingos (a flamboyance) Incredibly cute small bearded monkeys - tamarins Otters, who were catching small fish and scavenging for food on land The obligatory clownfish and anemone which I've seen many times but still fascinates me An adorable guinea pig in a mini home I'm a bit surprised to see lower ratings on this zoo. Maybe it's due to a few feedings and no traditional shows where employees talk about animals and have them perform a little. That being said it is free and there are lots of more unique animals to be seen. I definitely think the National Zoo is worth a visit.

    Big zoo and took about 3 hours to cover everything at a quick pace. They didn't have many gelato…read moreflavors, but $5 for a big slice of pizza seemed reasonable. Again, tickets are free but must be reserved ahead of time. The pandas were definitely my favorite. Unfortunately, the African exhibit was closed so no zebras or giraffes or the bison and the elephant house closed early. I liked some things better at my home zoo (penguins, bigger reptile house, the apes being in more of a social setting), but overall was a nice way to spend the afternoon 2026 #22

    Fish Tank Services - aquariumservices - Updated May 2026

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