SEA LIFE Munich Ticket

Discover marine species at SEA LIFE Munich. Dive into the wonders of the ocean.

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Children walking through an underwater tunnel at SEA LIFE Munich, observing sharks above.

Two fish swimming in the Isar zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Sturgeon swimming in the Danube Delta exhibit at SEA LIFE Munich.

Visitors interacting with a snail at the Tropical Island zone, SEA LIFE Munich.

Shark swimming in the Tropical Ocean zone at SEA LIFE Munich with visitor observing.

Seahorses in the Seahorses Zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Octopus in the Shipwreck zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Lionfish swimming in the Shipwreck zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Stingrays swimming in the Tropical Ocean zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Shark swimming in the Tropical Ocean zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Children observing fish in the Tropical Ocean zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

Lizard on a log in the Tropical Island zone at SEA LIFE Munich.

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Explore 33+ aquariums featuring native river species, tropical sea life, and Germany’s largest variety of sharks.
Enjoy immersive, hands-on zones where you can touch starfish, explore a rainforest habitat, and peek into coral caves.
Watch daily feedings and get a closer look at how different species interact and thrive in their habitats.
Don’t miss the 360° Ocean Tunnel, where you’ll walk beneath rays, sea turtles, and swirling schools of fish.
Fun fact: Blacktip sharks can smell a single drop of fish in 10 billion drops of seawater!

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Explore 33+ aquariums featuring native river species, tropical sea life, and Germany’s largest variety of sharks.
Enjoy immersive, hands-on zones where you can touch starfish, explore a rainforest habitat, and peek into coral caves.
Watch daily feedings and get a closer look at how different species interact and thrive in their habitats.
Don’t miss the 360° Ocean Tunnel, where you’ll walk beneath rays, sea turtles, and swirling schools of fish.
Fun fact: Blacktip sharks can smell a single drop of fish in 10 billion drops of seawater!

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About SEA LIFE Munich

Explore this immersive aquarium, home to over 3,000 sea creatures spread across 33 themed habitats, ranging from local rivers to tropical oceans. It also boasts a 400,000-litre ocean tunnel offering 360° views of rays, turtles, and reef fish.

AddressWilli-Daume-Platz 1 muenchen@sealife, 80809 München, Germany

Year opened2006

Visitors per year500000

Expected wait time - Standard0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

SEA LIFE Munich features Germany’s widest shark diversity, with over 20 species including pajama catsharks, zebra sharks, and Japanese carpet sharks.

It’s home to the only giant marine turtle in Bavaria, a rescued green sea turtle living in the tropical ocean tank.

The Explorer touch pool lets visitors interact with real shark eggs, sea anemones, and rockpool shrimp that gently nibble at your fingers.

The "Quallenbereich" (Jellyfish Area) includes a large central kreisel tank, a tropical aquarium with upside-down jellyfish, and a kreisel tank with moon jellyfish.

One themed zone replicates the course of the Isar River, showcasing native Bavarian fish like carp, perch, and pike rarely seen in marine aquariums.