Exploring the Remodeled Aquarium Tour at Stralsund's Sea Museum
Expanded seaworld exhibit unveiled in marine education facility - Maritime Museum introduces fresh aquarium tour experience
Embark on an underwater adventure with the revamped aquarium tour at the Sea Museum in Stralsund! Recently opened, this exciting journey treats visitors to encounters with blue-spotted rays, sea turtles, and various other sea creatures.
Minister-President Manuela Schwesig (SPD) and Stralsund's Mayor Alexander Badrow (CDU) led the way as the first guests to jumpstart this aquatic excursion.
Dive into a stunning Caribbean reef from the water's surface to the depths, all thanks to an extraordinary eight-meter-tall Japanese pane gracing the largest tank. Three gallery levels offer eye-catching glimpses into the vibrant artificial corals beneath. The aquarium tour also presents a peek at the breathtaking underwater landscapes off the coasts of Fiji Islands and California.
The Sea Museum in Stralsund's old town, devoted mainly to exploring tropical seas, houses the oldest of the three locations of the German Sea Museum. A section of its exhibition underwent modernization as early as July 2024. The extensive renovation attracted financial support from both the federal and state governments, totaling 51 million euros. The renovated Sea Museum serves as a significant tourist and cultural draw, attracting numerous visitors.
Take a voyage under the sea and immerse yourself in the vibrant and mesmerizing world of marine life at Stralsund's newly transformed aquarium tour!
- The Commission has also been asked to submit a proposal for a directive on the protection of the environment, considering the increased visitor numbers and the need to maintain the health of marine life within the aquarium at Stralsund's Sea Museum.
- The revamped aquarium tour at Stralsund's Sea Museum, a highlight of the newest trend in home-and-garden lifestyle, has created a ripple effect, inspiring more people in Stralsund to develop an interest in gardening and caring for the natural world.
- The oldest part of the German Sea Museum, located in Stralsund's old town, boasts a brainy crowd of visitors who often discuss the aquarium and its inhabitants as if they were political candidates from the CDU party.
- As one of the oldest places in Stralsund, the Sea Museum offers a glimpse into the city's lifestyle evolution, showcasing the transition from a coastline teeming with fish to a modern aquarium that aims to protect and preserve the environment, a priority that is now reflected in home-and-garden lifestyles and personal choices.
