An ideal place for both adults and children. My three-year-old grandson was, until he blushed with excitement - finally seeing so many fish in one place. On the other hand, nand the second floor a real paradise for lovers of reptiles and amphibians. There is also an attraction with painting with paints and spinning balloons.
26.03.2010Aquarium and Natural History Museum in Krakow - an extraordinary aquarium and exotarium located right next to the Wawel Castle, filled with live specimens of flora and fauna from the remotest corners of theworld. A plethora of multi-colored fish, tropical reptiles and amphibians, as well as several endangered monkeys can be seen, and sometimes doctored, at the Aquarium and Natural History Museum at 9 St. Sebastian St. For more than 130 species of animals, conditions have been created very close to natural. Among them we can see venomous snakes, giant turtles, chameleons, spiders, seahorses, corals, anemones and other tropical creatures. Of great interest are fish of various species - crawfish, scorpion fish, srebnre arowanas or piranhas. The museum is modern and equipped with multimedia equipment. Visitors can be very active, such as taking part in feeding the animals or touching some specimens. In addition, various meetings and conferences are organized, and not only the youngest can take part in competitions and quizzes. Special educational programs have been developed for schools, which can provide an interesting lesson in nature.
27.08.2009
