A Fresh Look At Freshwater Aquatis

by | Jul 26, 2019 | Destinations

Lausanne’s Aquatis – Europe’s largest freshwater aquarium a hit with kids and adults

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Lausanne’s Aquatis opened in 2018 as Europe’s largest freshwater aquarium and vivarium, boasting more than 10000 fish and 100 reptiles from all around the world.

The two-hour long tour is a fully immersive and interactive experience that both kids and adults will find fascinating. Switzerland is known for its outdoor activities, so on a rainy day, Aquatis is a perfect escape.

There are wallet-friendly family tickets as well as discounted Monday visits and the adjoining Aquatis hotel deals if you book online. When you end the tour in the aquarium’s spectacular rainforest, a glimpse of the rare Komodo dragon will alone justify the price of admission. aquatis.ch ◼[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Subscribe to the latest edition now by clicking here.

 

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