This is the place where you can get stuck at the entrance! The tour of the aquarium begins with a huge magic tunnel. You walk, and above you, on the right and the left their large and small strange fish, sharks, turtles, seahorses, and at the bottom – shells and beautiful stones. There you can stand, admire, and watch! Because of this, traffic jams often accumulate in the tunnel.

In the collection of the Brighton aquarium, there are 1500 sea inhabitants from seahorses, which, by the way, are very cute and defenseless, to giant stingrays.

The latter can be observed in a special separate aquarium. You can walk around it from all sides, even go up the stairs and look at the stingrays from above. Almost the same trick can be done with octopuses.

Another feature of the aquarium in Brighton is the starfish. Namely, that they can be touched! They lie in a small aquarium, next to which stands an employee of the aquarium and offers to touch the star. This is an extraordinary feeling! Starfish are pleasant, but a little rough to the touch. Another of the most popular tourist attractions is a boat ride with a transparent bottom. It is very unusual to feel like this, especially when there is no bottom, and a shark is swimming by.

It is very important that you can not only see enough of marine life and touch them but also expand your horizons: starting with signs and brief information about a particular marine inhabitant, ending with lectures on environmental protection and animal welfare.

Brighton is home to one of the oldest aquariums in England. It is easy to find if you walk along the embankment. After admiring the sea, you can watch its inhabitants. The aquarium is located near the Royal Pavilion.

This is an amazing, slightly frightening, but magical place. Both children and adults will be happy to be there!