Attraction Guide: National Aquarium, Baltimore, United States

National Aquarium Guide

Dive into Wonder: Explore the National Aquarium Guide

The National Aquarium in Baltimore is a world-renowned institution dedicated to the conservation of aquatic life. Home to thousands of animals from around the globe, the aquarium offers an immersive and educational experience for visitors of all ages. From colorful coral reefs to playful dolphins, you'll encounter a diverse range of marine and freshwater species. Opened in 1981, the National Aquarium quickly became a major attraction in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Its mission is to inspire conservation of the world's aquatic treasures. The aquarium's exhibits are designed to replicate natural habitats, providing a realistic and engaging environment for both the animals and the visitors. Over the years, the National Aquarium has expanded its exhibits and conservation efforts, solidifying its position as a leading aquarium in the United States. At the National Aquarium, you can explore a variety of exhibits, including the Atlantic Coral Reef, the Amazon River Forest, and the Australia: Wild Extremes habitat. Attend a dolphin training session, marvel at the sharks in the open ocean exhibit, or get up close with colorful fish in the coral reef. The aquarium also offers educational programs and behind-the-scenes tours for those who want to learn more about aquatic life and conservation. While not a culinary destination, the aquarium has cafes offering standard fare.

Transportation

The Charm City Circulator's Banner Route stops near the National Aquarium. The Baltimore Metro SubwayLink's Shot Tower/Market Place station is also within walking distance. Several MTA bus lines serve the Inner Harbor area, including the CityLink Blue, Brown, and Yellow lines.

Opening Hours

Sunday - Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Friday & Saturday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Ticket Price

Adults: $44.99, Children (3-11): $34.99, Seniors (65+): $41.99